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Monthly Archives: December 2012
James E. Hansen
James E. Hansen “The first action that people should take is to use the democratic process. What is frustrating people, me included, is that democratic action affects elections but what we get then from political leaders is greenwash.” He was … Continue reading
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ECUADOR/ l’EQUATEUR
ECUADOR Ecuador’s flag was created by a patriot, Francisco de Miranda, in 1806. The armies of Simon Bolivar, the South American general whose armies won victories over Spain, flew this flag. At the center is Ecuador’s coat of arms, showing … Continue reading
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Sorel, (Saurel) Quebec and Jean Beaugrand
Sorel, (Saurel) Quebec and Jean Beaugrand 1642: Foundation of the city of Sorel,(Saurel) making it the fourth oldest city of Quebec. Governor Montmagny ordered the construction of a fort at the mouth of the River Richelieu, to be called Fort … Continue reading
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WHO WERE THE FRANKS ?/ L’OMS ÉTAIENT LES Franks?
WHO WERE THE FRANKS ? The available evidence seems sufficient only to suggest that they were a political amalgamation of many small tribes which took place in the first and second centuries AD in the lands between the river Weser … Continue reading
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Brazil./ Le Brésil.
Brazil. The country of Brazil was named for the wood called brazilwood, not the other way around. Brazilwood is a red- colored wood used as a dye source that takes its name from the Spanish brasa, “red coal or ember,” … Continue reading
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1 December / 1er décembre
1 December ON this day in 1135 Stephen of Blois claimed the throne of England on the death of his uncle Henry I, repudiating the succession of Henry’s daughter Matilda. In 1581 Edmund Campion and other Jesuit martyrs were hanged … Continue reading
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Terrorist / Terrorists
Terrorist During the French Revolution period called the Reign of Terror, as many as 17,000 people may have been put to death for opposing the regime before the bloodshed ended in 1794 with the bloody-minded Robespierre’s guillotine execution. Certainly thousands … Continue reading
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