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| | HOLLAND, Sir Sidney George - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand |
 | | Holland senior entered Parliament as the representative of the Christchurch North electorate in 1925 and the son was his secretary and organiser during the three campaigns he fought. | | | Sidney George Holland was born on 18 October 1893 at Greendale, Canterbury, the fourth son of Henry Holland, later Mayor of Christchurch and a member of Parliament. | | | Holland has been criticised for his part in ending the joint War Cabinet, but the majority of supporters of both parties were not in agreement with the arrangement. |
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http://www.teara.govt.nz/1966/H/HollandSirSidneyGeorge/en
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| | Algernon Sidney |
| | Cromwell's expulsion of the Rump in 1653 offended Sidney's republican principles, and he thereafter dissociated himself from the Protectorate. | | | Sidney's principal concerns in the Discourses concerning Government are liberty, consent and resistance. | | | Houston, A.C., Algernon Sidney and the Republican Heritage in England and America (Princeton, New Jersey, 1991). |
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http://www.thoemmes.com/dictionaries/sidney.htm
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| | Keith Holyoake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Holyoake became Prime Minister a short time before the 1957 election, Sidney Holland having retired due to ill-health. | | | Later, Holland made him the first person to be formally appointed Deputy Prime Minister. | | | In 1946, he became the party's Deputy Leader. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keith_Holyoake
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| | Jack Marshall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | In the 1949 election, Marshall kept his seat. | | | After the 1951 election, Marshall became Minister of Health (although he also retained responsibility for State Advances until 1953). | | | He also supported the creation of a separate Court of Appeal. |
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http://www.bucyrus.us/project/wikipedia/index.php/Jack_Marshall
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| | Former PM's - Official website of the Prime Minister of New Zealand |
| | Hamilton though as a previous Minister in the coalition government was not popular with the public and in November 1940 Holland was elected Leader. | | | In 1946 National and Holland narrowly lost by four seats but in 1949 Holland became Prime Minister with a 12 seat majority. | | | He enlisted for WWI and served in the NZ Expeditionary Force as a commissioned artillery officer. |
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http://www.primeminister.govt.nz/oldpms/1940holland.html
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| | Obituaries |
| | Holland attended The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and passed the state board receiving his degree in pharmacy. | | | Vivian Marie Holland Wellons, 64, of Wellons-Boyette Road, Princeton [Johnston County], died Monday [January 17, 2005] at the Brian Center [Health and Rehabilitation Center]. | | | She was a sales associate with Caldwell Real Estate and a past secretary of the Cabarrus County Association of Realtors. |
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http://www.hollandfamily.us/publicrecords/obits-toc.htm
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| | The Militant - January 7, 2002 -- 151 days -- the 1951 waterfront struggle in New Zealand |
| | The new prime minister, Sidney Holland, stepped up the red-baiting and antiunion propaganda that had marked his election campaign. | | | The stage was set for what shipping company representative Keith Belford described in November 1950 as a "showdown" with the "waterside workers and some allied unions." Speaking at a hearing of a royal commission on the waterfront, Belford advocated the adoption of antiunion legislation modeled on the U.S. Taft-Hartley Act and the Australian Crimes Act. | | | Two days later Prime Minister Holland declared a state of emergency. |
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http://www.themilitant.com/2002/6601/660155.html
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| | Holland |
| | 1819 Dirk van den Boetzelaer, regent of Holland, dies at 55 | | | 1848 Adam FJA van Duyn, governor of South Holland, dies at 77 | | | 1583 Hugo Grotius, Holland, jurist, father of international law |
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http://www.brainyhistory.com/topics/h/holland.html
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| | Dee's Genealogy Site: "The Holland Family" |
| | 5 Nancy Winnifred "Winny" Holland 1822 - 1877 b: September 24, 1822 d: March 18, 1877 | | | 5 Sidney Jefferson Holland 1826 - 1853 b: November 15, 1826 d: May 23, 1853 in Private Cemetary South of Holly Springs NC +Lucy Pearson 1829 - 1909 m: March 19, 1849 b: December 5, 1829 d: July 26, 1909 | | | +Curtis Franklin Holland 1869 - 1935 m: December 20, 1893 b: May 13, 1869 d: August 5, 1935 |
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http://members.aol.com/mizdeeee/Holland.htm
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| | Holyoake, Sir Keith Jacka on Encyclopedia.com |
| | He served briefly as prime minister in 1957, when Sidney G. Holland resigned, and was subsequently leader of the Nationalist opposition. | | | When his party won the 1960 elections, he became prime minister, serving until 1972. | | | In 1949 he was named deputy prime minister and minister of agriculture in the National party government. |
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http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/h/holyoake.asp
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| | USCA6 Opinion 99a0205p.06 |
| | We AFFIRM the judgment of the district court. | | | 0205P (6th Cir.) File Name: 99a0205p.06 UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SIXTH CIRCUIT _________________ Michael H. Holland; Marty D. Hudson; Thomas F. | | | Sidney Creek also paid the black lung excise tax for black lung benefits on behalf of New Era and some of New Era's legal fees. |
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http://www.emlf.org/Archives/Resources/cases/6thCircuit.htm
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| | National gained a majority in the 1949 election and Holyoake became Minister of Agriculture and the first person to be formally appointed Deputy Prime Minister. | | | Holyoake became Prime Minister for a few weeks before the 1957 general election because the Prime Minister at the time (Sidney Holland) retired due to ill-health. |
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http://www.askmytutor.co.uk/k/ke/keith_holyoake.html
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| | CNN - Almanac - October 18, 1996 |
| | In 1893, Sir Sidney Holland, a New Zealand statesman who became leader of the National Party in 1940 and prime minister in 1949, was born. | | | In 1905, Felix Houphouet-Boigny, president of the Republic of the Ivory Coast from 1960-93, was born. |
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http://www-cgi.cnn.com/almanac/9610/18
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| | Peter Fraser - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Fraser's views clashed considerably with those of Harry Holland, still serving as leader, but the party gradually shifted its policies away from the more extreme end of the spectrum. | | | With Labour now possessing a "softer" image, the party was able to win the 1935 elections and form a government. | | | Harry Holland was selected as the Labour Party's leader. |
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http://www.americancanyon.us/project/wikipedia/index.php/Peter_Fraser
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| | MAUDE B. HOLLAND |
| | She was retired from Holland School and was a member of Holland United Church of Christ, Daughters of the American Revolution and the United Daughters of the Confederacy. | | | Holland was born in Buckingham County, Va. She was the daughter of the late Martha Pugh Bailey and Willie E. Bailey and was the widow of Preston George Holland. | | | She is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Anne H. Brinkley and William S. |
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http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/VA-news/VA-Pilot/issues/1994/vp940930/09300451.htm
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| | Articles - New Zealand general election 1957 |
| | In early 1957, Holland was persuaded by his party to step down, and Keith Holyoake, his deputy, became Prime Minister. | | | The National Party had formed its first administration after the 1949 elections, and had been re-elected in the 1951 elections and the 1954 elections. | | | The Labour Party was still led by Walter Nash, who had been Finance Minister in the first Labour government. |
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http://gaple.com/articles/New_Zealand_general_election_1957?...
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| | Obituaries |
| | Born July 4, 1917, at Damascus, she was the daughter of Homer Jackson and Nancy Rebecca Holland Terry. | | | She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, George Holland; two brothers – Carlos Terry and Marvin Terry; two sisters – Vonnie Dollar and Vadis Williams; and a grandson, Joe Dunn Jr. | | | Artie Holland Campau, 85, of Sidney died Nov. 21, 2002, at White River Medical Center in Batesville. |
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http://www.villageronline.com/obits/obitACampau.html
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| | The Militant - January 28, 2002 -- 1951 lockout and the record of syndicalism |
| | "I admire the part the U.S.A. is playing in Korea," said Prime Minister Holland during a trip to Washington in February 1951, the month in which his government launched the assault on the watersiders. | | | Sidney Holland, the prime minister elected in 1949, reaffirmed the Middle East commitment in a February 1951 visit to Washington, pledging to send 35,000 troops to the region in the event of war. | | | The role of the class-collaborationist FOL officials was decisive in ending the solidarity strikes and undercutting the social movement that had begun to arise against the lockout. |
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http://www.themilitant.com/2002/6604/660458.html
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| | Holland, Sir Sidney -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | U.S. labor leader, born in Lithuania; president Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America; director of labor division of Office of Production Management 1941–42; appointed adviser on labor matters to President Roosevelt 1942; chairman of PAC (Political Action Committee) 1943–46. | | | After military service in Europe during World War I and subsequent convalescence, Holland became important in business and politics in Christchurch, N.Z. In 1935 he replaced his father, Henry H. Holland, … | | | The first African American performer to win an Academy award for best actor was Sidney Poitier, who won for his performance in Lilies of the Field (1963). |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9040799?tocId=9040799
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| | Holland, Henry -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | British Whig politician, associate of the party leader and reorganizer Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey, and nephew and disciple of the statesman Charles James Fox, whose libertarian political ideas he expounded in the House of Lords. | | | Beginning as an assistant, Holland later became the partner and son-in-law… | | | His elegant, simple Neoclassicism contrasted with the more lavish Neoclassical style of his great contemporary Robert Adam. |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9040793
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| | THE CREW - Cast or Crew Bio...CinemaReview.com |
| | Born in Brooklyn, Dreyfuss and his parents moved to Los Angeles when he was 8 years old. | | | He played a cameo role in "The American President" for director Rob Reiner. | | | Holland's Opus." The American Film Institute includes three of his films in their list of the 100 greatest films of the century. |
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http://www.cinemareview.com/cast.asp?movieid=209914&castid=313
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| | CONSPIRACY THEORIES |
| | Prime Minister Holland had returned from the United | | | Holland's contribution in his book Confrontation '51 as | | | He became a self-employed drainlayer on finding he was |
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http://lukes.itgo.com/conspiracy_theories.htm
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| | Misc. Bibb County, Georgia Obituaries |
| | The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 tonight in the funeral home and also Saturday at the residence of Jimmy Branch and at 905 Jackson St., Vidalia. | | | He was a Navy veteran, a retired educator and a member of Lyons First United Methodist Church. | | | Survivors include his children Sonya H. Redick of St. Simons Island and Sidney H. Holland Jr. |
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http://www.obitcentral.com/obitsearch/obits/ga/ga-bibb23.htm
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| | HOLYOAKE, Right Hon. Keith Jacka, C.H. - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand |
| | He became Deputy Leader of the Opposition (National Party) in 1947 and Leader and Prime Minister in 1957 for a brief period following the retirement of Sir Sidney Holland. | | | With the return of the National Government in 1960 he again became Prime Minister. | | | Except for a break from 1938 to 1943 he has been in Parliament ever since, but from 1943 as member for Pahiatua. |
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http://www.teara.govt.nz/1966/H/HolyoakeRightHonKeithJackaCh/en
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| | Holland & Belgium, countries maps,antique maps,antique globes, historical prints, travel guides, atlases, gazetteers |
| | A Colton map reissued in a Gray atlas. | | | 16"H. x 13.1"W. THOMSON, JOHN and CO. HOLLAND. | | | Shows parts of Holland that were objectives in 'Operation Marketgarden' during WW2; Arbhem, Nijmegen, etc. Inked route, otherwise very good. |
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http://www.murrayhudson.com/antique_maps/countries_maps/holland_belgium.html
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| | Muster Roll Co. E - 1862 - Delaware County, NY |
| | Muster Roll of Co. E., Van Alen Cavalry, from Delaware County. | | | Benedict, Sidney; Elisha Morenus, Sidney; Harvey B. Morenus, Sidney; Henry A. McIntyre, Sidney; David Vandervoort, Sidney; Holland Borden, Hamden; John Delemater, Hamden; David Bouton, Middletown; David Brunner, Middletown; Andrew I. Knapp, Middletown; Michael Murray, Middletown; John B. Osterhoudt, Middletown; Geo. | | | Bishop Margaretville 3d " Levi Mosure Shavertown 4th " Samuel W. Sprague Delhi 5th " Abram Banker Walton 6th " Matthew Benedict Sidney 7th " Howard Gregory Stamford 8th " George Pellet Deposit Bugler Charles Gibbs Stamford Bugler George Banker Walton Saddler Lee Mott Rochester, N.Y Farrier Wm. |
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| | Biographies |
| | Sidney was born at Penshurst, the country home of his aristocratic family. | | | Twenty-six days later Sidney died, to the great grief of his country. | | | Too poor to pursue his education further, Jonson enlisted in the army and fought in the wars for Dutch independence from Spain. |
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| | New Zealand general election 1951 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The National government, with Sidney Holland as Prime Minister, had undertaken a number of economic and constitutional reforms, although had not seriously modifided the new social welfare system which Labour had introduced. | | | Holland, seeking a mandate to respond strongly to the strike, called a snap election. | | | Labour's leader, Peter Fraser, had died in December 1950 after a long period of poor health, and had been replaced in January 1951 by Walter Nash. |
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http://www.eastcleveland.us/project/wikipedia/index.php/New_Zealand_general_election_1951
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| | TIME Magazine Archive Article -- Piffle -- Dec. 10, 1951 |
| | Vignette StoryServer 5.0 Sat Sep 24 16:00:47 2005 | | | Prime Minister Sidney Holland, searching his vocabulary for a succinct description of an opposing Labor Party argument, last week thought he had exactly the right word. | | | He blurted it out: "Piffle." He was promptly interrupted by Speaker Matthew Oram, who said sternly: "The Right Honorable gentleman must withdraw." |
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http://www.time.com/time/archive/preview/0,10987,815700,00.html
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| | New Zealand National Party - Free Encyclopedia |
| | Under Holland, the National Party won reelection twice (in the 1951 elections and the 1954 elections). | | | However, in the 1949 elections, thirteen years after the party's foundation, National finally won power. | | | This, along with perceptions that he was too much under the control of Coates and a lack of real support from his party colleagues, saw Hamilton fail to prevent Labour's reelection in 1938. |
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http://badpredictions.wacklepedia.com/n/ne/new_zealand_national_party.html
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| | Sidney Holland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Sidney George Holland (1893-1961) was Prime Minister of New Zealand from 1949 to 1957. | | | This page was last modified 01:52, 17 December 2004. | | | In 1951, Holland, having confronted striking dockers and coal miners intent on what he called "industrial anarchy", called a snap election and was re-elected Prime Minister. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidney_Holland
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| | AIAON ON THIS DAY 3 1956 Commonwealth heads honoured |
| | Mr Holland pledged his and his country's allegiance to the UK "in war or in peace". | | | Sir Sidney Holland retired from office in 1957 and the National Party - which he led - lost power that year. | | | Jawaharlal Nehru continued as Prime Minister of India until he died in 1964. |
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http://amiabstractornot.highlyillogical.org/onthisday/low/dates/stories/july/3/newsid_2777000/2777357.stm
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| | CHAPTER TEN: The Myth of "Sidney Warburg" |
| | "Sidney Warburg" provides no supporting evidence for his claims. | | | Prominent Nazi Franz von Papen has stated in his Memoirs: | | | Shoup then describes "Sidney Warburg" as "son of one of the largest bankers in the United States, member of the banking firm Kuhn, Loeb and Co., New York." "Sidney Warburg" then tells Shoup that he ("Warburg") wants to record for history how national socialism was financed by New York financiers. |
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http://reformed-theology.org/html/books/wall_street/chapter_10.htm
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| | Commanding Heights : New Zealand Overview on PBS |
| | Prime Minister Holland, his health failing, is replaced by his deputy, Keith Holyoake, in 1957 until Labor wins a narrow victory two months later. | | | Sidney Holland's center-right National Party wins control of the government in 1949 and adopts many existing welfare measures. | | | Years of wartime shortages and controls have eroded support for the ruling party. |
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| | (Orensztejn)Orenstein-(Blum)Bloom, Genealogy Wyszków-Warsawa Poland & US |
| | Rachel married Moshe RUBINOWITZ in Wyszków and they had a son, Sidney. | | | Apparently, he wrote a booklet that served as a study guide for such a test. | | | A decade earlier (1921) and about a year after his son, Jack, arrived in the states, Fishel sailed with his wife, Ida (nee Chaja Perla HOLAND,whom I remember calling, Bubbeh Pearl), and their remaining children, Sidney, Gertie, Fanny, Abe, Sam, and Ruby to New York. |
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http://www2.mcdaniel.edu/Psychology/HBO/OB.html
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| | Wkydbase Genealogical Database Index |
| | HOLLAND, Pearl (7 APR 1884 - 19 APR 1973) | | | HOLLAND, Rebecca H (ABT 1832 - 24 DEC 1856) | | | HOLLOWAY, America (19 MAY 1856 - 6 APR 1927) |
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| | Subscribe to the RSO newsletter |
| | "Sidney was familiar with Dan's work and we saw tapes of his performances. | | | Then, Aaron Rosand, considered by many to be the supreme master of the violin, thrilled the audience with his stunning performance of the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D. Maestro Sidney Rothstein used the power and beauty of the Brahms Symphony No. 1 to end the opening concert with high momentum toward the concerts to come. | | | Kamin plays an upstart mime who battles Conductor Rothstein for control over the orchestra, By the time it's over the audience and the musicians on stage have gotten into the act. |
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| | TIME Magazine Archive Article -- Conservatives Endorsed -- Sep. 10, 1951 |
| | When the striking dockers finally gave in (TIME, July 16), Holland decided that New Zealand should have an opportunity to say it approved of his tough methods. | | | Invoking wartime emergency regulations, Holland declared the union illegal, sponsored a rival union, on rare occasions denied the dockers the right of assembly, free speech or publication. | | | For five months, Prime Minister Sidney G. Holland, leader of the New Zealand National (Conservative) Party, bitterly fought the Communist-led Waterside Workers Union, whose repeated strikes tied up the country's vital export trade. |
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http://www.time.com/time/archive/preview/0,10987,815324,00.html
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| | 1999 Queries |
| | William Holland (born 1848); married to Mildred Holland (b. | | | 1858); John Holland (born April 5, 1886); Mary Ottie Brice - married to John Holland and born ? | | | My father, John Sidney Holland is 92 years old and no longer remembers a lot of the information I am seeking, principally, who are the Hollands on whose land my ancestors apparently lived/worked? |
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http://home.earthlink.net/~marketedge/fluvanna/1999_queries.htm
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| | a medieval county and province on the North Sea, corresponding to the modern North and South Holland provinces of the Netherlands. | | | 1840–1914, Irish inventor in the U.S. Sir Sidney (George), |
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| | Sir Philip Sidney |
| | Sidney's The Defense of Poesie (1595) at the University of Toronto. | | | How Holland hearts, now so good towns be lost, | | | How Ulster likes of that same golden bit |
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| | Curriculum Vitae -- Bernard J. Paris |
| | Shakespeare's Personality (with Norman Holland and Sidney Homan), University of California Press, 1989. | | | Third Force Psychology and the Study of Literature, Rutherford, N.J.: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1986. |
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| | Genealogy Index for surnames beginning with H |
| | This page, and all genealogical data contained on it are © 2003 Sara Holland (dholland@moment.net). | | | Holland, Elizabeth "Lizzie" B. Holland, Elmer (FEB 1900-) | | | This page was produced by GED2WWW version 0.31 compiled on Sep 27 1999 at 13:23:34. |
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| | Shakespearean Sentences: A Study in Style and Syntax. | | | They act out an intellectual fastidiousness which might well betoken a sexual drawing back" (304n). | | | My point is that either the literary critic or the psychoanalyst can use people's diction, their preferred figures and forms of speech, to yield insights into personality, at least when people are speaking in their own voices. |
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| | Casting Couch: Ryan, Harris, Everett (February 15th, 2005) - Dark Horizons |
| | Diane Kruger ("National Treasure") will star opposite Harris in the romantic period drama, which centers on the obsession Beethoven developed for his assistant while composing his Ninth Symphony. | | | Ed Harris will portray Ludwig van Beethoven in "Copying Beethoven" for director Agnieszka Holland and Sidney Kimmel Entertainment. |
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| | HEADWORX Publishers |
| | The 1951 Waterfront Lockout is, according to Bill Sewell, "one of the more shameful episodes in New Zealand history." The reason is that the government of the time, under Prime Minister Sidney Holland, set out to destroy the self-assertive Waterfront Workers Union. | | | In doing so, it suspended many of the rights and freedoms that we take for granted. | | | Although they do not give a full account of the historical events, they provide a vivid context and wry commentary, as well as something of the emotions, the preoccupations, and the flavour of the period. |
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http://www.headworx.eyesis.co.nz/poetry/ballad.php
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