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Jacqueline Morreau (18
October 1929 – 13 July 2016) was an
American artist. She was born into a middle-class
Jewish family in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She...
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Morreau,
Annette (2002).
Emanuel Feuermann. Yale
University Press. p. 227. ISBN 0-300-09684-4.
Morreau (2002). "An
Untimely End". pp. 260–62.
Morreau...
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drums and percussion, as well as
guest musicians Zac Rae on piano, Josh
Morreau on b**** and
Claire Acey on vocals.
Artists included for the
remixes include...
- Non-classical".
Macmillan Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Vol. 2nd. Macmillan.
Morreau,
Michael (2009). "The
Hypothetical Syllogism".
Journal of Philosophical...
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first banknotes were to
feature Samuel Lount,
Peter Matthews, and
James Morreau, all of whom were
executed for
their part in the rebellion. Republicanism...
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built from 1802 to 1828. It is also
known as The
Rooty Hill and
Morreau Reserve. The
property is
owned by the
Presbyterian Church (NSW) Property...
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printed bills with
pictures of
Rebellion martyrs Samuel Lount and
James Morreau on them. The
official newspaper of the
organization was the Bald Eagle...
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Morreau,
Michael (January 1, 2016). "Arrow's Theorem". The
Stanford Encyclopedia...
- ISBN 0-85670-898-4. Campbell, Peter; Allan, John; Ahrends, Peter; Zunz, Jack;
Morreau,
Patrick (1995). Ove Arup 1895–1988. London:
Institution of
Civil Engineers...
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Mission Studies.
Oxford University Press. p. 3. ISBN 978-0-19-256757-4.
Morreau, A. S. (2001). "Missiology". In Elwell,
Walter A. (ed.).
Evangelical Dictionary...
