- into the 19th century. The
mantuanos hardly surp****ed a
hundred heads of
family by the end of the 18th century. The
mantuanos were also
called "grandes...
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Traunfeld —
Poppy (Seattle, Wash.) Ana
Sortun —
Oleana (Cambridge, M****.) Tony
Mantuano -
Spiaggia (Chicago, Ill.)
Susan Feniger -
Street (Los Angeles, Calif.)...
- for only the
mantuanos (a
Venezuelan name for the
white Creole elite) had
access to a
solid education. (Another name for the
mantuanos class, grandes...
- in the
colonies to
establish autonomous governing juntas, such as the
Mantuanos Conspiration (1808) in Caracas.
Between December 1809 and the
first months...
- for only the
mantuanos (a
Venezuelan name for the
white Creole elite) had
access to a
solid education. (Another name for the
mantuanos class, grandes...
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Machine South African National Biodiversity Institute Haevermans, Thomas;
Mantuano, Dulce; Zhou, Meng-Yuan; Lamxay, Vichith; Haevermans, Agathe; Blanc, Patrick;...
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Mauro Colagreco,
Clare Smyth,
Marcus Samuelsson,
Janice Wong, and Tony
Mantuano,
butcher Dario Cecchini, and Food & Wine editor-in-chief
Hunter Lewis....
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operates the
restaurant Maddon's Post as a
partnership between Chef Tony
Mantuano and
former Chicago Cubs
manager Joe Maddon. In
addition to its role as...
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Judit Márffy-
Mantuano de
Versegh et Leno on the
family estate in Kaposvár, Hungary, on 12 July 1903. She was the
daughter of
Rodolfo Mantuano (1869–1940)...
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Ferdinand VII. The next
incident happened in Caracas, on
April 19, 1810. The
mantuanos, (the rich,
criollo elite of
colonial Venezuela)
together with military...
