-
conquest of
Syria in 1516. It
formed a sub-province (sancak) or tax
collectorship (muh****ıllık) of the
province of
Aleppo (Aleppo Eyalet).
Beginning in...
- of the Cycads". The New York
Times Magazine.
Archived from the
original on 4 June 2022.
Magazine article on
cycad collectorship and
cycad smuggling....
- gave him
nearly £2,000 per annum;
after 1745 when he was
appointed Collectorship of Customs, his
total income from
these offices was
around £3,400 per...
-
Collector after Calvert, Rousby, Sewall, Digges, and
Payne held the
collectorship. By the mid and late
seventeenth century respectively,
colonists spread...
-
District was a
British officer called Colonel Lionel Blaze.
During his
collectorship,
Blaze had
witnessed two
breaches to the huge tank. The
enormity of...
- XVI and
Marie Antoinette won him the
favour of Turgot, and a salt-tax
collectorship. His poem,
entitled Les Mois,
appeared in 1779, was
praised in m****cript...
- "Marvine, Anthony". politicalgraveyard.com.
Retrieved 17
March 2012. "The
Collectorship.
Confirmation of
Henry A. Smythe—Duties of the Office—The Bonds, the...
-
President James Monroe to give him a more lucrative,
temporary tax
collectorship post. With
three of her children—Mary, Cornelia, and Thomas—she edited...
-
Master Court, and
three years later was
appointed Collector.
During his
Collectorship 94 new
members were enrolled, and the
funds of the
Incorporation were...
-
value are
often neglected and
become unrecoverable. In
combination with
collectorship biases in
museums (museums tend to
prioritize collecting rare and impressive...
