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Anna Karenina, a mennyből pottyant bukott angyal
No full textSzakdolgozatomban az Anna Karenina című regény alapján a nők helyzetét vizsgálom. A kora újkortól jutok el a 19. századig. A század nőkérdését járom körbe Anna Karenina történetét vizsgálva.BKMagyarBSc/B
Anna Woodrow chocolate custard recipe
No full textA recipe for Anna Woodrow's chocolate custard written on stationery from the Fountain Park Hotel in Fountain Park, Ohio, of which Guy H. Woodrow was manager and Ellen P. Woodrow was proprietress. The stationery includes an illustration of the Tyler Davidson Fountain, located in Cincinnati's Fountain Square
Interview with Anna Banana
No full text"Jessica Hébert, sat down with Anna Banana to look through her artist file and engage in discussion about her art practice, the importance of participation, publishing, the mail art network, and archiving." -- Official website
Anna Friz : The Clandestine Transmissions of Pirate Jenny
No full textThis recording by Anna Friz comprises the clandestine transmissions of Pirate Jenny, a fictional character who lives inside a radio and broadcasts at night, hoping to contact someone. The artist introduces the piece and explains that since the sounds in it are taken from the airwaves of Montreal, one can consider it a portrait of the city
Anna Dolan
No full textAnna married Thomas John (Tommy) Dolan on 23 July 1878 in Brewarrina, New South Wales and they had a daughter in 1881. Their daughter died within the year. In 1882 their son was born and the family travelled to Borroloola, then on to Anthony's Lagoon by 1886. On 29 September 1888 Anna was arrested at the Hart's Royal Hotel by a Mounted Constable for ?shooting with intent'. She had demanded a grant for divorce because she wanted to join another man who was prepared to pay Tommy handsomely if the divorce came through. After the judge had heard all the evidence, he found there was insufficient evidence to convict Anna and reprimanded Thomas. Thomas and Anna had their third child in 1889. In 1895 when Anna was 29 years and living in Palmerston, she was one of the 82 women who enrolled to vote after the franchise was granted to South Australian and Territory women in 1894. Her occupation was listed as 'married woman'. In 1895 she purchased a block of suburban land and applied for an agricultural lease at Nightcliff. In 1896 a lease was granted for an area of 400 acres. The cyclone in 1897 devastated Palmerston and wrecked the Dolan's cottage at the 2? mile (Parap). Anna was granted a temporary certificate by Palmerston District Council to carry on business at the railway refreshment rooms at Adelaide River, which she managed for two years from 1897. When Thomas gained work as a ganger which kept him away from home for long periods of time, Anna and their two sons moved back to Palmerston to live at Nightcliff. On 15 October 1902, Anna gave birth to a daughter and six months later died of peritonitis.Businesswoma
Anna Maria Beach Brochure
No full textThis booklet introduces Anna Maria Beach (City of Anna Maria) to prospective vistors and investors
Anna Dow
No full textAnna married John Graham Dow on 18 May 1893 in a civil ceremony at a residence. The marriage is registered as having taken place at Burra, South Australia. On 1 June 1893, John joined the South Australian Police Force and was immediately transferred to the Northern Territory to be stationed at Burundi, followed by postings at Palmerston and Pine Creek. Anna accompanied her husband to the Territory. In 1895, when Anna was 26 and living in Pine Creek, she was one of the 82 women who enrolled to vote after the franchise was granted to South Australian and Territory women in 1894. Her occupation was listed as "married woman". John and Anna had two sons, Graham, who also joined the police force and went to the two wars and McFarlane, who was born in Darwin where he worked as a clerk prior to enlisting for the Great War. John returned to South Australia on 1 August 1901. Anna appears to have left earlier since she was taken off the Pine Creek Roll when she left the district in 1900. When Anna was listed as the next of kin on her husband's service record, she was residing at Glenelg in South Australia where she remained despite her husband returning to the Territory. Anna died at the Adelaide Hospital on 13 December 1938 at 69.Pionee
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