Articles related to "Eleanor"



The Medieval Eleanor Crosses
Twelve medieval monuments built by an English king devastated by the death of his queen.
• eleanor crosses built by edward i • eleanor of castile • middle ages • medieval history • mediaeval

Eleanor's Rebellion: A Mother, Her Son, and Her Secret
The story of a woman who had a son out of wedlock during the Depression and his coming to terms with the truth.
• david siff • david falkner • eleanor siff • eleanor's rebellion • eleanor's rebellion: a mother

Eleanor of Aquitaine
Eleanor of Aquitaine is one of the most famous women of the Middle Ages. Intelligent and colorful, she was Queen of both France and England and ruler of her own domain.
• eleanor of aquitaine • louis vii • louis the pious • henry ii • henry plantagenet

Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, 1884 -1962
All of us who look back on our childhoods have imperfect memories of them. Eleanor Roosevelt was no exception. The difference from most of us is that Eleanor published her memories, which are the only source of information available about her childhood. As James Kearney points out in his book, Eleanor makes contradictory statements about her childhood. "I was lonely as a little girl," vs. "I can never remember being lonely." "...The rigidity of my early bringing up," contrasted with "no one disturbed me [if] I...forgot to appear at meals." The contradiction of books that strangely disappeared when she started reading them and the statement, "I was brought up in a home that did not believe in censorship." And there are others. However, none of these contradictions detract from the main facts of the sad childhood of this fascinating lady--a lady whose life proved that a difficult childhood doesn't require a person to become a difficult adult.
• eleanor roosevelt • president's wives • u.s. • history • american

Eleanor of Aquitaine (Part 1)
The family background and childhood of Eleanor of Aquitaine -- her grandfather, the Troubadour; her dangerous grandmother; her doting father; and her guardian, Louis the Fat.
• eleanor of aquitaine • henry ii

Eleanor of Aquitaine (Part 2)
Eleanor of Aquitaine's marriage to French king Louis VII; why Eleanor was frowned upon by men of her time.
• eleanor of aquitaine • henry ii • petronella • petronilla • petronille; louis vii

Eleanor of Aquitaine (Part 3)
Eleanor of Aquitaine's participation in the Second Crusade; her relationship with her uncle Raymond; and the breakup of her first marriage.
• eleanor of aquitaine • louis vii • raymond • second crusade • alix

Eleanor of Aquitaine (Part 4)
Eleanor of Aquitaine's marriage to King Henry II of England; their children; Henry's extramarital affairs.
• eleanor of aquitaine • henry ii • children • affairs

Eleanor of Aquitaine (Part 5)
Eleanor of Aquitaine's rebellion against her husband, Henry II; her long imprisonment; her influence over her sons, King Richard the Lionheart and King John.
• eleanor of aquitaine • henry ii • king richard • lionhearted • king john

Eleanor's Rescue
The Rescue of an incredibly sweet senior Great Pyrenees, and she could use your prayers.
• dog rescue • dog • rescue • senior dog • dog health

Mother of a Dynasty: Eleanor of Aquitaine
A look at the life of the most fascinating woman of her age, Eleanor of Aquitaine.
• crusade • france • antioch • louis vii • richard

Pollyanna by Eleanor H. Porter
A review of the children's classic "Pollyanna", followed by the best places online to buy the book.
• children • literature • classics • novels • books

The Queen of the Courts of Love: Eleanor of Aquitaine
A look at the Courts of Love presided over by Eleanor of Aquitaine and her daughter, Marie Countess of Champagne
• troubadours • courtly • love • knights • lancelot

Lola Montez
Lola Montez was the mistress of King Ludwig I of Bavaria.
• lola montez • royal mistress • ludwig i • bavaria • king of bavaria

Making simple Pieced Curtains
Here's how to Make simple Patchwork Curtains
• pieced curtains • patchwork curtains • window treatments • curtains • eleanor burns

"TRIO of TREASURED QUILTS"
The review of a book by Eleanor Burns, "Quilt In A Day" author. "Trio of Treasured Quilts" is an ideal book for beginners, even more advanced quiilters, has three patterns, and ideas that can be incorporated into later projects.
• quilts • quilt patterns • eleanor burns • quilt borders • rotary cut

A WISE AND VALIENT LADY
Eleanor of Aquitaine was a very powerful and interesting medieval Queen. This article tells you about her life.
• eleanor of aquitaine • king louis vii • henry 11 • thomas a'beckett • rosamund

Henry III
The years of regency and the first 30 years of Henry III's reign.
• poitevin • eleanor of provence • william marshal • henry iii • regency

Jane Austen's Villains: Every Girl's Dream Man, Willoughby
A study of Willoughby in Sense and Sensibility.
• sense and sensibility • jane austen • willoughby • marianne • eleanor

The Black Sheep - Part I
Part I of John Lackland's reign
• arthur • brittany • pope • queen mother • eleanor of aquitaine

The Plantagenet Kings:
A synopsis of the 35 year reign of the first Plantagenet king, Henry II.
• henry • eleanor • barons • becket • jury

The Royal Pawn
The role and impact of Henry II's last mistress
• richard • louis vii • phillip • rosamond • mistress

Twenty-Five Greatest Champions of America: Part Two
Second Installment of Our Series That Ranks the Twenty-Five Individuals That Have Most Effectively Advanced America’s Founding Principles
• helen • keller • john • quincy • adams

Elinor Wylie
Elinor Wylie's life attracts more attention than her poems, but some of those poems are worth revisiting.
• elinor wylie • eleanor wylie • the puritan sonnet • phillip hichborn • willian rose benét

Film Review: The Lion in Winter
The Lion in Winter is a 1960s classic beloved of medieval history buffs and Katherine hepburn fans alike.
• the lion in winter • eleanor of aquitaine • henry ii • katherine hepburn • peter o'toole

Roosevelt: Childhood and Polio
The early years in the life and times of America's thirty-second President.
• franklin delano roosevelt • childhood • hyde park • new york • sara delano roosevelt

Viktor Schreckengost 1906-2008
Viktor Schrekengost had been a major force on the American Industrial design scene since the early 1930's.
• viktor schrekengost • jazz bowl • industrial designer viktor schreckengost • viktor schreckengost dies • viktor schrekengost for cowan pottery

America's First Winter Olympics
St. Louis hosted the first Olympics in the United States during the summer of 1904. In February, 1932, the little known resort of Lake Placid, New York drew the Olympic spotlight as the home of the Third Winter Olympics.
• olympics • skating • bobsleding • lake placid • radio

D-Day USA
News of the Normandy invasion brought a weary joyfulness to the American people.
• d-day • normandy • president roosevelt • eleanor roosevelt • general eienhower

Jane Austen's Heroes: Colonel Brandon
This article concerns Colonel Brandon of Sense and Sensibility.
• colonel brandon • sense and sensibility • jane austen • marianne • eleanor

Lesbians in Americn History
A look at six lesbian or bisexual women who helped shape American history.
• lesbian • women • history • bisexual • gay

SOLSTICE OF SONG ( PART ONE )
PART ONE:Indulging music into the whimsy of the season is a natural for any creative , singer, artist or performer.
• midsummer night's dream • mendelssohn • eleanor of aquitaine • troubadours • willian

The Dragon Lady Conquers America Part I
When China's Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek needed to change America's wartime strategy he played his American card -- his wife Madame Chiang Kai-shek.
• chiang kai-shek • madame chiang kai-shek • china • franklin roosevelt • eleanor roosevelt

The New York of the Roosevelts
Come with me to the Empire State to see the haunts of some remarkable cousins who became outstanding leaders of the 20th Century.
• theodore roosevelt • franklin d. roosevelt • eleanor roosevelt • hyde park • val-kill

The Spirit of Ecstasy
The history behind the world famous mascot of Rolls-Royce cars.
• rolls royce • rolls-royce • whisper • spirit of ecstasy • montagu

Center for Curatorial Leadership
The Center for Curatorial Leadership, a New York organization that develops directorship skills in museum curators, has announced its premiere class of 10 fellows.
• center for curatorial leadership • curatorial studies fellowships • museum curators directors • agnes gund • elizabeth easton

Dirty Dancing Musical a Stage Hit
Dirty Dancing writer Eleanor Bergstein explains the phenom that Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey brought to life onscreen - and how it found a natural home on the stage.
• dirty dancing on stage • dirty dancing tickets • tickets toronto dirty dancing • dirty dancing play • royal alexandra theatre toronto

Harry Truman's First Term
Harry S Truman, remembered today as a generally great President, made a number of very memorable decisions during his first term, including that to use "the bomb."
• harry s truman • world war ii • death of president roosevelt • atomic bomb • victory in europe

Japanese Cranes, Symbols of Peace
Red-crowned Cranes are traditional symbols of peace and harmony. Sadako Sasaki, a young Hiroshima victim, made paper cranes an international peace symbol too.
• japanese cranes • sadako sasaki • hiroshima victim • peace • red-crowned crane

The Franklin Roosevelt Presidency
Franklin Delano Roosevelt is surely one of the most important political figures of the twentieth century, whether one agrees with his policies or not.
• franklin delano roosevelt • great depression • the new deal • world war ii • civilian conservation corps

The Rise of Franklin Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, America's 32nd President, was born to a life of luxury and success in New York, which was aided by his personal charisma and intelligence.
• franklin delano roosevelt • new york state politics • assistant secretary of the navy • polio • guillain-barre syndrom

Travel to Poitiers, France
Easily accessible, rich with Roman ruins, Medieval churches and 2000 years of art and history, Poitiers is a worthwhile destination for travelers to France.
• french tourism • traveling in france • medieval history in france • traveling in france without a car • poitiers and eleanor of aquitaine

Wise Quotes from Great Thinkers
Why do people find quotes and wise thoughts by great thinkers so interesting? Words of wisdom can touch the soul, make one think, and create a shift in one's life view.
• wise quotes from great thinkers • thoughts & wisdom from philosophers • uplifting quotes for scrapbooking • albert einstein quote • eleanor roosevelt quoted

Notes On A Life
She has subsisted in her husband's shadow - but with this delicate, introspective and textural journal, Eleanor Coppola comes to the fore
• notes on a life • francis coppola • eleanor copola • sofia coppola • nicholas cage

California’s Bordeaux-style Blends — Part 1
Has California Cabernet Sauvignon really caught up with the best of Bordeaux?
• california • californian • wines • cabernet • cabernet sauvignon

Inspiration From the Garden
The garden moves indoors when it becomes the source of inspiration for home decor. Many decorative and functional items can be accented with fruits and other garden themes.
• garden themes • gourds • aurelia conway • jean and valori wells • c & t. pub.

Munchkin Memories
Donna Stewart-Hardway was just 6 years old when she appeared as a Munchkin in <i>The Wizard of Oz</i>. In part one of a two-part interview, she remembers her role in the famous film.
• donna stewart-hardway • the wizard of oz • munchkin • munchkins • hollywood

Now Read This: Ohio Authors Provide Page-Turning Tales
Why not turn the sprinkler on the kids, set up the lounge chair (at a safe distance from the sprinkler) and get lost in a good book—or two? Includes a list of a half-dozen great Ohio guidebooks, perfect for folks who can't sit still.
• ohio • books • guidebook • beaded moccasins • lynda durrant

Politics Can Be Murder
An interesting look at the mystery writings of Margaret Truman and Elliott Roosevelt.
• margaret truman • margaret truman daniels • elliott roosevelt • franklin d. roosevelt • eleanor roosevelt

The Dragon Lady Conquers America Part II
Madame Chiang Kai-shek conquers Congress, New York City, Chicago, and Hollywood, but fails to change American war policy
• madame chiang kai-shek • congress • capitol hill • new york city • chicago


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