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Leopold Friedrich Prowe (14
October 1821 – 26
September 1887) was a
German historian and
gymnasium instructor, born as the son of a town
councillor of...
- and it
electrocutes Lady Manley-
Prowe when she
tries to turn it on,
killing her too.
Gillweather mourns Lady Manley-
Prowe.
Flint gets the
power back on...
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Family Prowe, gravedetail, said to be the best work of
sculptor Valentino Casal (1908)...
- Es****, England, with his 1607
marriage to a
widow by the name of Mary
Prowe.[self-published source] Per Banks,
according to
Bradford he "came from Billirike...
- (
Prowe) Martin*, wife. Mullins, William* (Dorking, Surrey).
Alice Mullins*, wife.
Priscilla Mullins, 18, daughter.
Joseph Mullins*, 14, son.
Prowe, Solomon*...
- were on board,
including Christopher Martin, his wife Mary
Prowe,
along with
Solomon Prowe - her son from her
first marriage - and John
Langemore - the...
- and not from one of the
German texts".
Citing Carrier's
paper Diethelm Prowe remarked that Trevor-Roper's
Table Talk "has been
proven to be
wholly unreliable...
- Lindemann, C.; Martens, E.A.; Neuheimer, A.B.; Olsson, K.; Palacz, A.;
Prowe, A.E.F.; Sainmont, J.; Traving, S.J.; Visser, A.W.; Wadhwa, N.; Kiørboe...
- moment, on the day he died.'"
Koestler attributes this
quotation to
Leopold Prowe,
Nicolaus Copernicus,
Berlin 1883–1884,
volume 1, part 2, p. 554. Rosen...
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Imperial Germany. Cambridge:
Harvard University Press. ISBN 978-0-674-06774-5.
Prowe, Diethelm. "Berlin:
Catalyst and
Fault Line of German-American Relations...
