- Mary A. Wray (née
Retan; 1804 –
October 5, 1892) was an
American actress known for her
significant contributions to the
theater in the 19th century. Beginning...
- The
Retan House is a
historic house at 2510
South Broadway in
Little Rock, Arkansas. It is a
modest two-story
frame structure, with shallow-pitch hip...
- The
Albert Retan House is a
historic house at 506
North Elm
Street in
Little Rock, Arkansas. The
house is a 2+1⁄2-story wood-frame structure, with a complex...
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Agnes Retan.
Retan graduated from the
University of
Michigan Law School.
Retan,
after his graduation,
began to
practice law. In
October 1926,
Retan was...
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Lehali (previously
known as Teqel) is an
Oceanic language spoken by
about 200 people, on the west
coast of
Ureparapara Island in Vanuatu. It is distinct...
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published in 1963, it
remained in
print into the 2000s.
Risom and
Walter Retan also co-wrote an
illustrated biography, The Busy, Busy
World of Richard...
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Ellis Maynard Oren
Blair Bird Kuhn
Wykes Fellows Groesbeck Wiley Dougherty Retan Potter Brucker Voorhies O'Brien Toy
Crowley Starr Read
Rushton Dethmers...
- the
southern bank of the
Singapore River in the late 20th
century Terumbu Retan Laut
Queenstown Merged to form part of
Pasir Panjang Container Terminal...
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Kecil ****u
Saigon ****u
Sejahat ****u
Sejahat Kechil ****u
Sakra ****u
Sanyongkong ****u
Semechek ****u
Seraya ****u
Tekong Kechil Terumbu Retan Laut...
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involvement with the imprint,
handing over
editorial control to
Walter Retan.
Jonathan Cott
cited There's a
Wocket in My
Pocket as an
example of Seuss's...
