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Extractions: World Directory Society History Ancient ... Royalty Society History By Time Period Ancient Africa Egypt Royalty Directory results: See also: Society: History: By Time Period: Ancient: Africa: Egypt: Amarna Society: History: Historical Personages: Rulers and Royalty Ankhesenamun: Princess of Amarna/Queen of Destiny - In-depth view of Ankhesenamun's life from the cradle on. Accurate historical information is complimented by the author's stunning fictional verse The Blood of Ra - Kings, queens and their children. The royal families of Ancient Egypt. Children of the Sun - Examines the lives of the Amarna children, including all of Akhenaten's daughters, the known princes, and their caretakers. Early Dynastic Egypt - Francesco Raffaele presents an illustrated history of the second and third dynasties, king by king, with references. Also corpora of First Dynasty labels and Early Dynastic inscriptions, and articles. Egyptian Kings (Pharaohs) - Egyptian pharaohs, kings and rulers from predynastic times through Roman Rule. A list, with biographies of selected pharaohs, from Tour Egypt. Hatshepsut and Oceanography - A brief essay concerning Hatshepsut's expedition to the Land of Punt (near present-day Somalia).
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Extractions: African Americans have played a vital role in the history and culture of their country since its founding. An important part of the curriculum for AfricanAmericans.com is devoted to research on the lives and work of prominent African Americans and to placing them within their cultural context. On this page you will find brief biographical sketches of several key figures in African American history. Although he spent nearly his entire life on one farm, Banneker had an important influence on how African Americans were viewed during the Federalist and Jeffersonian periods of American history. Born in Baltimore County, Maryland, Banneker was the child of a free black father. He had little formal education, but he became literate and read widely. At 21, he built a clock with every part made of woodit ran for 40 years. After the death of his father, he lived on his father's 100-acre farm, largely secluded from the outside world, with his sisters. Self taught in the fields of astronomy and surveying, he assisted in the survey of the Federal Territory of 1791 and calculated ephemerides and made eclipse projections for Benjamin Banneker's Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Almanack and Epheremis
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Extractions: Introduction The office of Colonel of Regiment was originally and normally reserved for an aristrocrat who owned the regiment and equipped it. These regiments were almost always single-battalion units, and the Colonel had a tactical role as its head, with the Lieutenant-Colonel and Major commanding two of the three wings of the regiment. With the eclipse of pikemen in the battalion, the three wings were united under the command of the Lieutenant-Colonel, while the Colonel was relegated to a more ceremonial role, and was almost always of General rank. In 1755 the 60th Regiment (late The King's Royal Rifle Corps) was raised with multiple battalions, and this called for a "Colonel-in-Chief" as well as the ceremonial Colonels of the battalions. Having set this precedent, the multiple-battalion Rifle Brigade also had a Colonel-in-Chief from its founding in 1800. The 1881 Cardwell scheme of making all infantry multi-battalion regiments suggested the possibility of widespread appointments of Colonel-in-Chief. These were almost exclusively reserved for members of royal family, who had already been occasionally appointed as Colonels of regular regiments, and Honorary Colonels of Militia and Volunteers. This was a firmer institutionalisation of an ancient tradition of bestowing royal favours on regiments. After 1869 no more non-royals were appointed to the office of Colonel-in-Chief in
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Extractions: Lady Decima Guggisberg, C.B.E. was born Lilian Decima Moore in Brighton, Sussex on the 11th December 1871, the tenth daughter of Edward Henry Moore, county analytical chemist for Sussex, and was educated at Boswell House College from which she won a scholarship to the Blackheath Conservatoire of Music. Moore made her debut in London, aged 17, at the Savoy Theatre on the 7th December 1889, playing 'Casilda' in the Gilbert and Sullivan opera The Gondoliers. It was a hit and more work followed. Two of her roles mentioned by George Bernard Shaw in his book, 'Our Theatres in the Nineties', were in The White Silk Dress and Lost, Stolen and Strayed. In 1901 Moore was playing in both 'A Diplomatic Theft' at the Garrick Theatre, London and 'The Swineherd and the Princess' at the Royalty. She had four sisters, all of whom were on the concert platform or the stage as singers. Her preferred roles were in musical comedy and light drama. In 1932 Moore appeared in the film Nine till Six. On the 18th September 1894 in Richmond, New York, whilst touring in the show 'The Gaiety Girl', Moore married a fellow cast member, Cecil Ainslie Walker-Leigh. Later, in 1896, to please her mother, she had a church wedding in London. Cecil was a career officer in the British Army, born at Ballyseedy Castle, Tralee, Ireland and who served in the Boer and Great War, retiring with the rank of Colonel. A son was born in 1898, William Esmond Ormond Walker-Leigh, but Moore subsequently divorced her husband, the divorce being finalised in 1902.
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