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improve our knowledge about the Irish literature, and also Irish writters. 4th day That day we went to Glendalough, a monastery place. We visited the Glendalough museum and knew a lot of monastery life. A men showed us all the place, with towers, churches, celtic crosses, the graveyard. He told us that many years before, the criminals came there to be safe because anywone could enter in the monastery to catch them. After lunch, we walked around Wicklow park : the two-lakes-park. We did a long march

Library, a small branch library in the Seacroft area of Leeds. [edit] 17th century In the early years of the 17th century many famous collegiate and town libraries were founded throughout the country. Francis Trigge Chained Library of St. Wulfram's Church, Grantham, Lincolnshire was founded in 1598 by the rector of nearby Welbourne.[13] Norwich City library was established in 1608[14] (six years after Thomas Bodley founded the Bodleian Library, which was open to the "whole republic of the learned"[citation

children): £27 St Gile’s Cathedral: [pic] It is dedicated to St. Giles, who was the patron saint of Edinburgh. St Giles Cathedral pre-dates the Protestant reformation and the structure mostly survived that tumultuous time. The mother church of Presbyterianism: the church of John Knox during the Reformation. Volunteer guides are available to welcome visitors, answer questions and conduct guided tours on request. Groups are asked to book in advance and a donation of £1.00 per person is requested. The

the skin and blubber of sperm whales. They brought back 955 sperm whale biopsy samples from all the world’s oceans. Marine toxicologists John Wise at the University of Southern Maine and Maria Christina Fossi at Italy’s Sienna University analyzed these samples. They concluded that sperm whales are contaminated wherever they are found--even in ocean regions that lie far from major industry and corporate agriculture. Research indicates the worst problem to be chromium--a major carcinogen. (The film

Greenhouse Centrum Oudezijds Voorburgwal 191 9.00-1.00 9.00-3.00 Greenhouse Namaste Waterlooplein 345 9.00-1.00 9.00-2.00 Grey Area Oude Leliestraat 2 12.00-20.00 12.00-20.00 Homegrown Fantasy Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 87a 12.00-23.00 12.00-0.00 Old Church Oudekerksplein 54 10.00-1.00 10.00-2.00 Pink Floyd (Umma Gumma) Haarlemmerstraat 44 9.00-20.00 9.00-20.00 Rokerij Lange Leidsedwarsstraat 41 10.00-1.00 10.00-3.00 Rokerij II Singel 8 9.00-1.00 9.00-2.00 Rokerij III Amstel 8 9.00-1.00 9.00-1.00 Siberie

lawyers and doctors. The poor living in crowded and insanitary parts of the city were worst afflicted. By government order each house in which plague was found was shut up with its residents inside. Entire families were left to die in infected houses. These were marked with red crosses, and every day men with carts passed through the streets crying, "Bring out your dead !" and took away the bodies for burial in plague-pits. Public meetings were banned, fairs were cancelled, and bonfires were set in the

structural element in the novel. Unlike many black American writers, Gaines focuses on a cultural perspective of time that views history from an Eastern (Afrocentric) view, as opposed to a Western (Eurocentric) view. The primary difference between these two perspectives is the definition of time as it impacts our view of the past, present, and future. Viewed from the Eurocentric perspective, history is a series of “significant events” that document the accomplishments of “heroes.” Time is a commodity

that the average pre-famine adult consumed 12-14 pounds of potatoes a day). Several English committees that studied the economic situation in Ireland warned that if there was a major failure of the potato crop, extensive starvation would result. All these warnings were ignored. This famine had catastrophic consequences for Ireland. In the following six years, 1845-'51 Ireland lost over two million of her people to starvation, disease and emigration. Large numbers emigrated to the United States, Australia

the famous polish emigrants in France, we can mention Frédéric Chopin, Adam Mickiewicz (temporarily), Aleksander Chodźko, Rene Goscinny, Marie Curie, Raymond Kopa, Ludovic Obraniak, Edward Gierek (who was raised there) and Matt Pokora. Nevertheless these people came to France during different period of time and had not the same reasons to emigrate. This is the history of the polish community in France, which is spread out almost 200 years and four generations but which covers many different realities

Ruprecht-Karls-Universitat, Heidelberg, 2008. Mon directeur de thèse était le célèbre germaniste Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Dieter Borchmeyer. Titre de thèse: « Goethes Schöpfungsmythen » (Les Mythes de la Création chez Goethe) Ed: Dieter Borchmeyer. Publié à Peter Lang Verlag. Frankfurt am Main (2008) La thèse ainsi que la soutenance orale a obtenu « Magnam Cum Laude ». Expérience professionnelle Activités en matière de recherche J’ai dirigé ma thèse sur la notion du mythe du génie chez Goethe, ses études