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61Elias Hicks — (March 19, 1748 February 27, 1830) was an itinerant Quaker preacher from Long Island, New York. He promoted doctrines that embroiled him in controversy that led to the first major schism within the Religious Society of Friends. Elias Hicks was… …
62Linsey-woolsey — (less often, woolsey linsey or in Scottish English, wincey) is a coarse twill or plain woven fabric woven with a linen warp and a woolen weft. Similar fabrics woven with a cotton warp and woolen weft in Colonial America were also called linsey… …
63court shoe — noun Etymology: so called from its use as a part of court dress Britain : pump III * * * Brit. pump2. [1880 85; so called from the fact that high heeled shoes were first worn in royal courts] * * * court shoe noun A low cut ladies shoe without… …
64The Bungalow Mystery — infobox Book | name = The Bungalow Mystery title orig = translator = image caption = author = Carolyn Keene illustrator = cover artist = country = United States language = English series = Nancy Drew mystery series genre = Mystery novel publisher …
65John Sentamu — The Most Revd and Rt Hon  John Sentamu Archbishop of York Sentamu in York on Easter Sunday 2007. Province Pr …
66Nuit de folie — Single by Début de Soirée from the album Jardins d enfants B side …
67se|vere´ness — se|vere «suh VIHR», adjective, ver|er, ver|est. 1. very strict; stern; harsh: »a severe reprimand, severe self denial. The judge imposed a severe sentence on the criminal. 2. sharp or violent: »severe c …
68se|vere´ly — se|vere «suh VIHR», adjective, ver|er, ver|est. 1. very strict; stern; harsh: »a severe reprimand, severe self denial. The judge imposed a severe sentence on the criminal. 2. sharp or violent: »severe c …
69se|vere — «suh VIHR», adjective, ver|er, ver|est. 1. very strict; stern; harsh: »a severe reprimand, severe self denial. The judge imposed a severe sentence on the criminal. 2. sharp or violent: »severe c …
70Anna Anderson — Born 16 December 1896 Borowihlas, West Prussia …
