Gullón, Germán: La novela moderna en España (1885-1902); los albores de la modernidad

Review of: Gullón, Germán. La novela moderna en España ( 1885-1902); los albores de la modernidad. Madrid, Taurus, 1992, 217 pp

Trinity Episcopal Church - Logan County, Kentucky (SC 2220)

Finding aid only for Manuscripts Small Collection 2220. Record book of Trinity Episcopal Church, Russellville, Logan County, Kentucky. Includes lists of baptisms 1882-1909, confirmations 1876- 1909, marriages 1868-1910, deaths 1877-1908, and parishioners 1886-1896. Also includes annual reports 1885-1902, and miscellaneous financial and statistical information 1889-1903

Between progress and decline : crises in early French dictionaries and encyclopaedias (1830-1840)

If we envisage the 19th century in France, from the Encyclopédie méthodique (1782-1832) by Charles-Joseph Panckoucke to the Grande Encyclopédie (1885-1902) by Marcelin Berthelot, as the century of dictionaries and encyclopaedias, then the 1830s constitute a crucial moment. The decisive technological and commercial innovations of the 1800-1830 period enabled the blossoming of the book and printing industry and the real birth of modern press

Leptophis modestus

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Anolis sericeus

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Coleonyx variegatus

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Guerra, nación y derechos A los 112 años de la Guerra de los Mil Días (1899-1902)

By the end of the 19th century the Thousand Days’ War took place, and this was an abrupt event of the confrontations between the Colombian political elites in a long cycle. Under the control of the “Regeneration” governments (1885-1902), nationalist conservatives commanded by Miguel Antonio Caroconfronted the radical liberals commanded by Rafael Uribe Uribe, and the liberals were circumstantially joined by historical conservatives led by Carlos Martínez Silva and Marceliano Vélez. The article explores the historical and politicalenvironment of the war and its consequences for the country are analyzed, as well as its consequences during the 20th century. From this war, some events such as the loss of Panama and the canal construction, Rafael Reyes’ dictatorship (commonly known as the “five-year period”), and the Republicanism project proposal conceived by Carlos E. Restrepo (1910-1914 President), who proposed a constitutional reform to include the basis of the Rights State in ColombiaA finales del siglo XIX, se produjo la Guerra de los Mil Días, acontecimiento abrupto de las confrontaciones acumuladas de las elites políticas colombianas en un largo ciclo. Bajo el dominio de los gobiernos de la Regeneración (1885-1902), seenfrentaron los conservadores nacionalistas, liderados por Miguel Antonio Caro, y los liberales radicales, dirigidos por Rafael Uribe Uribe, a quienes se les unieron circunstancialmente los conservadores históricos liderados por Carlos Martínez Silva y Marceliano Vélez. El artículo explora el sentido histórico y político de laguerra, se examinan sus consecuencias para el país, y sus incidencias en el sigloXX; se destacan en ese evento bélico, la pérdida de Panamá y la construcción delcanal, la dictadura de Rafael Reyes conocido como el “quinquenio” y la propuestadel proyecto de Republicanismo, concebido por Carlos E. Restrepo, presidenteentre 1910 a 1914, quien propuso una reforma constitucional, que planteaba lasbases del Estado de derecho en Colombia

Tantilla annulata

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KATHERINE ANNE PORTER DAN TOKOH MIRANDA DALAM CERITA “OLD MORTALITY”

Katherine Anne Porter’s ”Old Mortality” is the story of Miranda’s growing up and flight from her family. It is divided into there approximately equal sections. In part I, dated 1885-1902. the readers are told of events in live of the elders, especially of the family legend about the “lovely” Aunt Amy. At the end of this period, Miranda, the priotagonist of the story, is eight years old and her sister, Maria, twelve. The second part of the story, set in 1904, after the death of the grand mother, contends with the first and negates it. The meeting with Uncle Gabriel bring home to the girls with shocking congency the falsity of the family myth and its moral destructiveness. At this period, Miranda, now ten years old, is already partially separated from the family, “immured” in the New Orleans convent school from whose dullness she will eventually escape into marriage. In the final part, dated 1992, Miranda is eighteen, on her way to attend Uncle Gabriel’s funeral. The readers learn that Miranda has run away from school and married. On the train, she meets Cousin Eva, the ugly duckling of her father’s generation and they fall into conversation. In the end, when they reach their destination and are met by Harry, Miranda’s father, Miranda feels once more cut off from her elders. It is clear that her father has not fully forgiven her for her elopement

Tantilla vermiformis

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