#elisabeth lancaster

[ephemerasnape]

Oswald's First Blowjob 🥰🔞

A little Saturday night smut for your enjoyment... and by request - Oswald's first blowjob more or less as depicted in Chapter Five of Paying the Piper (OK, I may have embellished a little.)

Ashwinder Scout Smut - EXPLICIT AUDIO 18+

Context: Elisabeth has just helped bring Oswald off with her hand.. but the young Ashwinder has more to give, and Elisabeth insists on taking it.

I hope you like an extremely vocal, inexperienced blowjob recipient. Merlin knows I do! 🥵🥵🥵

[funkyllama]

Arrivals to Saint Elisabeth's Cathedral at Wittmund Palace for the Wedding of Queen Viviana II of the Ionian Union to Prince Philippe of Francesim,

Our most gracious Queen met her bridegroom outside Saint Elizabeth's Cathedral at Wittmund Palace this morning. As members of the Ionian Royal and French Imperial families processed together to their seats, Prince Philippe bowed in greeting before his soon to be wife and Liege. The young and expressive Prince Lenerd Yannik stood on his own two feet, holding hands with the Countess Hertford, his mother’s Maid of Honor, as they greeted the groom’s Best Man. When Emperor Napoléon V last met the boy, he was a baby, sitting in the Emperor's arms.

Wedding Program - Ceremony - Portraits I - Reception

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[silver-screen-divas]

She next appeared again with Burt Lancaster, her co-star from The Killers, this time with Kirk Douglas and Fredric March, in Seven Days in May (1964), a thriller about an attempted military takeover of the US government. Gardner played a former love interest of Lancaster's who could have been instrumental in Douglas preventing a coup against the President of the United States.

John Huston chose Gardner for the part of Sarah, the wife of Abraham (played by George C. Scott), in the Dino De Laurentiis film The Bible: In the Beginning..., which was released in 1966. In a 1964 interview, she talked about why she accepted the role:

He [Huston] had more faith in me than I did myself. Now I'm glad I listened, for it is a challenging role and a very demanding one. I start out as a young wife, and age through various periods, forcing me to adjust psychologically to each age. It is a complete departure for me, and most intriguing. In this role, I must create a character, not just play one.

Two years later, in 1966, Gardner briefly sought the role of Mrs. Robinson in Mike Nichols' The Graduate (1967). She reportedly called Nichols and said "I want to see you! I want to talk about this Graduate thing!" Nichols never seriously considered her for the part, preferring to cast a younger woman (Anne Bancroft was 35, while Gardner was 44), but he did visit her hotel, where he later said "she sat at a little French desk with a telephone, she went through every movie star cliché. She said, 'All right, let's talk about your movie. First of all, I strip for nobody.'"

Gardner moved to London in 1968, undergoing an elective hysterectomy to allay her worries of contracting the uterine cancer that had claimed the life of her mother. That year, she appeared in Mayerling, in which she played the supporting role of Austrian Empress Elisabeth of Austria, with James Mason as Emperor Franz Joseph I.

She appeared in disaster films throughout the 1970s, notably Earthquake (1974) with Heston, The Cassandra Crossing (1976) with Lancaster, and the Canadian movie City on Fire (1979). She appeared briefly as Lillie Langtry at the end of The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean (1972), and in The Blue Bird (1976). Her last movie was Regina Roma (1982). In the 1980s, she acted primarily on television, including the miniseries remake of The Long, Hot Summer and in a story arc on Knots Landing (both 1985).

[korrektheiten]

Der unverweste Körper, den man aber nicht unverwest nennen soll

katholisches.info: Mary Wilhelmina of the Most Holy Rosary, eigentlich Elisabeth Lancaster, die Gründerin der altrituellen Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles (Benediktinerinnen Mariens, Königin der Apostel) in Missouri, ist 2019 verstorben. Im vergangenen Jahr wurde ihr Leichnam exhumiert und unverwest vorgefunden. Nach entsprechenden Untersuchungen veröffentlichte der Bischof von Kansas City-St. Joseph, Msgr. James V. Johnston eine ... http://dlvr.it/TCQzLJ

[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 8.6

Beer Birthdays

Timothy Taylor (1826)

Dave Suurballe (1949)

Don Erickson (1961)

Mark Cowley (1964)

Marc Rosenblum (1972)

Paul Sangster

Five Favorite Birthdays

Piers Anthony; English writer (1934)

Paul Bartel; film director, writer, actor (1938)

Richard Hofstadter; historian, writer (1916)

Allan Holdsworth; English guitarist (1946)

Robert Mitchum; actor (1917)

Famous Birthdays

Alfred, Lord Tennyson; English writer, poet (1809)

Lucille Ball; actor (1911)

Paul Bartel; actor, director, & screenwriter (1938)

Elisabeth Beresford; English journalist & author (1926)

Peter Bonerz; actor (1938)

Asia Carrera; porn actor (1973)

Paul Claudel; French writer (1868)

Jess Collins; artist (1923)

Barbara Cooney; author and illustrator (1917)

Kimberly Conrad; Playmate of the Year 1989 (1962)

Randy DeBarge; singer-songwriter & bassist (1958)

Vera Farmiga; actress (1973)

Alexander Fleming; bacteriologist (1881)

Charles Fort; author (1874)

Soleil Moon Frye; actress (1976)

Melissa George; actress (1976)

Hoot Gibson; actor (1892)

John Graves; author (1920)

Geri Halliwell; pop singer (1972)

Catherine Hicks; actress (1951)

Byard Lancaster; saxophonist and flutist (1942)

Richard C. Miller; photographer (1912)

Marisa Miller; model (1978)

Scott Nearing; sociologist, natural-food advocate (1883)

Leslie Odom Jr.; actor and singer (1981)

Jason O'Mar;, Irish actor (1972)

John Middleton Murry; English poet and author (1889)

Jon Postel; computer scientist (1943)

JonBenét Ramsey; child beauty queen & murder victim (1990)

Dutch Schultz; gangster (1901)

M. Night Shyamalan; film director (1970)

Elliott Smith; singer-songwriter and guitarist (1969)

Andy Warhol; artist (1928)

Norman Wexler; screenwriter (1926)

Michelle Yeoh; actress (1962)

[winterhalters]

The ladies-only banquet was one of many events organized in the days that immediately followed the ceremony held on June, 5th 1313, where the three sons of the King of France Philippe IV, along with some 200 noble young men from the most prestigious families in the kingdom, were officially knighted.

At the second table, were seated: Yolande of Dreux, Dowager Duchess of Brittany, her sister-in-law Pernelle de Sully, the Dowager Countess of Dreux, her mother Marguerite de Beaumez, Blanche of Brittany, sister of Mahaut of Artois, Jeanne of and Marie of Artois, her daughters, Isabelle de Rumigny, Dowager Duchess of Lorraine, Elisabeth of Austria, Duchess of Lorraine and daughter of Emperor Albert I; the cousins of Marguerite of Burgundy Marie of Hainaut, Jeanne d'Argies, Countess of Soissons, perhaps Béatrice, Princess of Hungary and Dauphine of Viennois, Marie of Flander, Countess of Boulogne, Isabelle of Lorraine, Countess of Vaudémont, Agnès de Brienne, Countess of Joigny, her daughter Jeanne of Joigny, Eleonore of Savoy, Countess of Forez, Louise de Beaumetz, Countess of Sancerre, Marie, Countess of Roussis, Jeanne de Gîgne, Countess of Eu, perhaps Béatrice of Burgundy, Dowager Countess of La Marche, Marguerite of Burgundy's aunt, Isabeau de Coucy, sister of Mahaut de Châtillon-Saint Pol; the ladies of Jeanne of Burgundy: Alix de Joinville, lady of Beaufort, wife of John of Lancaster, Alix de Clermont-Nesle, lady of Nesle, Jeanne de Tancarville, Vicountess of Melun, Isabelle de Forez, wife of the governor of Lyon, Jeanne de Dampierre, Jeanne de Vendôme.

A third table was counting at least: Marie de Vaucemain, lady of Chey, a lady of Marguerite's, Alips de Mons, wife of Enguerrand de Marigny, Roberte de Beaumetz, her daughter-in-law and a cousin of the Countess of Sancerre, Jeanne de Machot, lady of Viarmes, daughter of Saint Louis' chamberlain and the wife of Philippe IV's chamberlain, Marguerite des Bars, wife of another chamberlain of Philippe IV's, Isabeau of Burgundy, wife of a chamberlain of Louis, King of Navarre, Isabeau de Rosny, her mother-in-law, Marguerite de la Roüe, Jeanne de Courpalay and Béatrix, widow of Nogaret. Wives of other clerks were also in attendance, potentially along female members of the bourgeoisie. — Gaëlle Audéont, Philippe le Bel et l'Affaire des Brus, 1314

[tipsywench]

So here's the biggest issue with reading "Fighting Prophet" - the sources really aren't cited well at all.

So you have this quote of Sherman where he's describing his grandmother:

And in the back of the book all you really get is a list of sources for each chapter, and before that a big paragraph describing how all letters came from the letter collections in the Library of Congress

So I at first assumed maybe it was from Sherman's memoirs or John's recollections but I didn't find it in either. Then I googled a line from it and after searching through a few books I found it's actually from a letter Sherman wrote to a friend who had offered him condolences after Ellen had died. And it's a lengthy letter going into his family history.

I'm gonna paste it under here, because I actually really like it, especially when he starts writing about his mother:

Found in "The Americanization of Edward Bok: The Autobiography of a Dutch Boy Fifty Years After" on Gutenberg:

When Mrs. Sherman passed away, Doctor T. DeWitt Talmage wrote General Sherman a note of condolence, and what is perhaps one of the fullest expositions of his religious faith to which he ever gave expression came from him in a most remarkable letter, which Doctor Talmage gave to Bok.

"New York, December 12, 1886.

"My Dear Friend:

"Your most tender epistle from Mansfield, Ohio, of December 9 brought here last night by your son awakens in my brain a flood of memories. Mrs. Sherman was by nature and inheritance an Irish Catholic. Her grandfather, Hugh Boyle, was a highly educated classical scholar, whom I remember well,—married the half sister of the mother of James G. Blaine at Brownsville, Pa., settled in our native town Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio, and became the Clerk of the County Court. He had two daughters, Maria and Susan. Maria became the wife of Thomas Ewing, about 1819, and was the mother of my wife, Ellen Boyle Ewing. She was so staunch to what she believed the true Faith that I am sure that though she loved her children better than herself, she would have seen them die with less pang, than to depart from the "Faith." Mr. Ewing was a great big man, an intellectual giant, and looked down on religion as something domestic, something consoling which ought to be encouraged; and to him it made little difference whether the religion was Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, or Catholic, provided the acts were 'half as good' as their professions.

"In 1829 my father, a Judge of the Supreme Court of Ohio, died at Lebanon away from home, leaving his widow, Mary Hoyt of Norwalk, Conn. (sister to Charles and James Hoyt of Brooklyn) with a frame house in Lancaster, an income of $200 a year and eleven as hungry, rough, and uncouth children as ever existed on earth. But father had been kind, generous, manly with a big heart; and when it ceased to beat friends turned up—Our Uncle Stoddard took Charles, the oldest; W. I. married the next, Elisabeth (still living); Amelia was soon married to a merchant in Mansfield, McCorab; I, the third son, was adopted by Thomas Ewing, a neighbor, and John fell to his namesake in Mt. Vernon, a merchant.

"Surely 'Man proposes and God disposes.' I could fill a hundred pages, but will not bore you. A half century has passed and you, a Protestant minister, write me a kind, affectionate letter about my Catholic wife from Mansfield, one of my family homes, where my mother, Mary Hoyt, died, and where our Grandmother, Betsey Stoddard, lies buried. Oh, what a flood of memories come up at the name of Betsey Stoddard,—daughter of the Revd. Mr. Stoddard, who preached three times every Sunday, and as often in between as he could cajole a congregation at ancient Woodbury, Conn.,—who came down from Mansfield to Lancaster, three days' hard journey to regulate the family of her son Judge Sherman, whose gentle wife was as afraid of Grandma as any of us boys. She never spared the rod or broom, but she had more square solid sense to the yard than any woman I ever saw. From her Charles, John, and I inherit what little sense we possess.

"Lancaster, Fairfield County, was our paternal home, Mansfield that of Grandmother Stoddard and her daughter, Betsey Parker. There Charles and John settled, and when in 1846 I went to California Mother also went there, and there died in 1851.

"When a boy, once a year I had to drive my mother in an old 'dandy wagon' on her annual visit. The distance was 75 miles, further than Omaha is from San Francisco. We always took three days and stopped at every house to gossip with the woman folks, and dispense medicines and syrups to the sick, for in those days all had the chills or ague. If I could I would not awaken Grandmother Betsey Stoddard because she would be horrified at the backsliding of the servants of Christ,—but oh! how I would like to take my mother, Mary Hoyt, in a railroad car out to California, to Santa Barbara and Los Angeles, among the vineyards of grapes, the groves of oranges, lemons and pomegranates. How clearly recurs to me the memory of her exclamation when I told her I had been ordered around Cape Horn to California. Her idea was about as definite as mine or yours as to, Where is Stanley? but she saw me return with some nuggets to make her life more comfortable.

"She was a strong Presbyterian to the end, but she loved my Ellen, and the love was mutual. All my children have inherited their mother's faith, and she would have given anything if I would have simply said Amen; but it is simply impossible.

"But I am sure that you know that the God who created the minnow, and who has moulded the rose and carnation, given each its sweet fragrance, will provide for those mortal men who strive to do right in the world which he himself has stocked with birds, animals, and men;—at all events, I will trust Him with absolute confidence.

"With great respect and affection,

"Yours truly,

"W. T. Sherman."

[longlistshort]

Woven Stories, at the Museum of Art and History (MOAH) in Lancaster, is a collection of narrative fiber artworks as well as five solo exhibitions and five site specific installations. There are so many great pieces in the show it was hard to narrow down which artists to include, but below are a few that stood out.

Victor Wilde, Momma Bears, 2019

Vojislav Radovanovic, TWO SIDES OF A LUCID DREAM, 2018

Orly Cogan

Orly Cogan, Confections

Upstairs, the solo exhibitions are equally impressive. Several of these artists utilize nontraditional materials to create their unique work.

Nicola Vruwink uses the film from cassette tapes instead of traditional yarn to create her pieces.

For her large sculptures, Elisabeth Higgins O’Connor, uses materials from second hand shops. The pieces of broken furniture and scraps of fabric form animal figures caught in awkward poses.

Peter Hiers’ sculptures are made from found scraps of tires. Using this discarded material, he gives new life to what would ordinarily be littering the sides of highways.

This exhibition closes 7/21/19.

While in Lancaster, make sure to also check out MOAH Cedar nearby, which is showing Collateral Damage, an immersive installation by Snezana Saraswati Petrovic.

[malkaleh]

I needed to redo this because some things have changed but here is the semi definitive version of the Boleyn-Tudor-Cromwell Kids Kids (& Spouses) and also Mary Tudor. There are dates and names that need filling in though

Princess Mary (the first Princess Royal): Inherited her mothers title as Duchess of Derby. Married to Phillip of Bavaria with whom she has three children. 

Katherine (Cat) b.1541

Phillip (Felipe) b.1542

Anne (Ana) b. 1543

Princess Elizabeth: Inherits her mothers title of Duchess of Pembroke in her own right and also becomes Duchess of Northumberland upon her marriage to Robert Dudley. Mother of five children. 

Anne (Nan) b. 1552 (inherits the title of Duchess of Pembroke which continues down the female line/oldest daughter inherits to this day)

Henry (Hal) b. 1557 Duke of Northumberland 

Thomas (Thom) b. 1557 (Hal’s Twin)

Robert (Robin) b. 1559

Mary (Marie) b. 1580

Prince Thomas: Prince of Wales, later King Thomas I. Marries Mihrimah Sultan (Later Queen Mihrimah I). Father of six children. 

Thomas (Turhan) b. 1556 later King Thomas II of England and Prince Consort of Scotland (marries Joan I, daughter of Mary I of Scotland)

Maryam b. 1559 later Empress of Persia and wife of Emperor Abbas I and mother to nine children. Greatly loved by her subjects she was known for her intelligence, kindness and wisdom. Named for her mother, grandmother and aunt. 

Suleiman b. 1562

Henry (Harry) b. 1565 (Named for his grandfather and indirectly his maternal grandmother)

Ayse (Alice) b. 1570

Esther (Emma) b. 1570

Prince George: Duke of York. Marries Madeleine, youngest daughter of Marguerite of Navarre with whom he has five children. 

Nanette

Marguerite 

Thomas (Tomas) 

Frances

Alienor 

Prince William: Duke of Clarence. Father to a lot of illegitimate children. Like Charles II levels of illegitimate children. He absolutely provides for them all and their mothers knew it wasn’t going to be a long term relationship and he provides for them etc. Information on the mothers of his children is detailed here

By Catherine Rushford (who also had two daughters Phillipa and Miriam by her husband) 

Henry

Charles (after his godfather, the son of Charles Brandon) 

By Mistress Sybil Walker (the daughter of some very minor gentry who wants to have children with her girlfriend (an Italian Actress) and thinks ‘hey I’m fond of William, I would like to bone him and I know he won’t get all fucking weird about things’ and so they bone. 

Maddelena 

Clarice 

Piero 

Elena 

By Rosamund Hafford whom he eventually married he had nine children - all of whom were eventually legitimised. 

James

 Margaret

Alice & Andrew (twins)

Robert

Samuel 

Liam

Amelia

Ruth

Princess Margaret: later Queen Marguerite of Denmark. Married to Frederick of Denmark 

Christian 

Elisabeth Marie

William 

Henrik 

Thomas 

Anne Sophia 

Prince Owen: later Duke of Kent who marries Sofia, Infanta of Spain and daughter of Queen Juana I (she got to rule in her own right she was great the end) with whom he has three daughters. 

Maria 

Juana 

Ana 

Prince Edmund: later Duke of Somerset. He marries Soraya Khan Kalantar a Persian Jewish woman and the daughter of the Persian Ambassador to England with whom he has four children.  

Philippa (Lilibet)

Soraya (Sophie) 

Eliana (Ella) 

Aharon (Arthur) 

Princess Philippa: later Duchess of Lancaster marries Bahram Khanom (the child of Prince of Persia and a Persian Jewish Noblewoman) as well as Nazanin Shoshani (her lady in waiting and of a prominent Persian Jewish family). Together they have *counts* six children. 

Hadi

Niloufar

Taoma

Maryam

Nima

Anoushka

[ephemerasnape]

I made this little video out of my Paying the Piper comic...

If you're interested in reading the fic, you can find it here. (18+)

This scenario also lives on JanitorAI, SpicyChat 🔞 and Character.AI (voice uploaded as "Dark Wizard A")

[trumpkinhotboy]

List down your top 10 fictional ships.

Thanks my sweet friend for tagging me huhu @woodenpevensie 💕

*gifs are not mine

I did not do this in any particular order of preference !! These are just some of my favs couples

1. Kíli and Tauriel (Aidan Turner/Evangeline Lilly; The Hobbit)

I swear I cried so much for them:((

2. Mr.Darcy and Elisabeth Bennet (Matthew MacFayden/Keira Knightley; Pride and Prejudice 2005)

3. Anne Shirley and Gilbert Blythe (Megan Follos/Jonathan Crombie; Anne of Green Gables 1985)

4. Jim Halpert and Pam Beesley (John Krasinski/Jenna Fischer; The Office US)

5. Jake Peralta and Amy Santiago (Andy Samberg/Melissa Fumero; Brooklyn Nine-Nine)

6. Monica Geller and Chandler Bing (Courtney Cox/Matthew Perry; FRIENDS)

7. Augustus Waters and Hazel Lancaster (Ansel Elgort/Shailene Woodley; The Fault in Our Stars)

8. Landon Carter and Jamie Sullivan (Shane West/Mandy Moore; A Walk to Remember)

9. Do Bong-soon and Ahn Min-hyuk (Park Bo-young/Park Hyung-sik; Strong Girl Bong-soon)

10. Anakin Skywalker and Padme Amidala (Hayden Christensen/Natalie Portman; Star Wars)

Since I'm pretty new and don't have that many friends, I'll be tagging some blogs I really like! @puddleglumms @libblyster16 @edmundpevensieisluv @athoughtfox @imjustdreamingig @dearestprejudice @narnianfarmer @narniadreams @teenagedpevensies and anyone else who'd like to join:3

No pressure to participate, you do you:)

[elcinelateleymickyandonie]

Ingrid Thulin.

Filmografía

- Jørund Smed (1948) - Niña

- Havets son (1949) - Gudrun

- Kärleken segrar (1949) - Margit Dahlman

- Hjärter Knekt (1950) - Gunvor Ranterud

- När kärleken kom till byn (1950) - Agneta

- Leva på 'Hoppet' (1951, Director: Göran Gentele ) - Yvonne

- Möte med livet (1952) - Viola

- Kalle Karlsson från Jularbo (1952) - Elsa

- En skärgårdsnatt (1953) - Ingrid

- Göingehövdingen (1953) - Anna Ryding

- I rök och dans (1954) - Mujer en el pajar (sin acreditar)

- Två sköna juveler (1954) - Lilly Fridh

- Danssalongen (1955) - Cecilia

- Hoppsan! (1955) - Malou Hjorthage

- Intriga extranjera (1956, Director: Sheldon Reynolds ) (con Robert Mitchum ) - Brita

- Det händer i natt (1957) - Lily

- Smultronstället / Wild Strawberries (1957, Director: Ingmar Bergman ) (con Victor Sjöström ) - Marianne Borg

- Nära livet / Brink of Life (1958, Director: Ingmar Bergman ) - Cecilia Ellius

- Ansiktet / El mago (1958, Director: Ingmar Bergman ) - Manda Vogler

- Domaren (1960, Director: Alf Sjöberg ) - Brita Randel

Cuatro jinetes del Apocalipsis (1962, Director: Vincente Minnelli ) (con Glenn Ford ) - Marguerite Laurier

- Agostino (1962, Director: Mauro Bolognini ) - La madre de Agostino

- Nattvardsgästerna / Winter Light (1962, Director: Ingmar Bergman ) (con Gunnar - Björnstrand , Max von Sydow y Gunnel Lindblom ) - Märta Lundberg

- Tystnaden / The Silence (1963, Director: Ingmar Bergman ) (con Gunnel Lindblom ) - Ester

- Sekstet (1963) - Elaine

- Die Lady (1964) - Nadine

- Regreso de las cenizas (1965, Director: J. Lee Thompson ) (con Maximilian Schell , Samantha Eggar ) - Dr. Michele 'Mischa' Wolf

- La guerre est finie (1966, Director: Alain - Resnais ) (con Yves Montand ) - Marianne

- Juegos nocturnos (1966) - Irene

- Domani non siamo più qui (1967) - Gioia

- Vargtimmen / La hora del lobo (1968, Director: Ingmar Bergman ) (con Max von Sydow ) - Veronica Vogler

- Calda e ... infedele (1968) - Camila

- Badarna (1968) - Cocinero

- Adelaida (1968) - Elisabeth Hermann

- OK Yevtushenko (1968) - Chica Nando

- Riten / The Rite (1969, telefilm, director: - Ingmar Bergman ) (con Ingmar Bergman y Gunnar Björnstrand ) - Thea Winkelmann

- La caduta degli dei (1969, Director:Luchino.

-La corta notte delle bambole di vetro (1971, Director: Aldo Lado ) (con Jean Sorel , Mario Adorf , Barbara Bach - Jessica

- NP il segreto (1971) - esposa de NP

Viskningar och rop / Gritos y susurros (1972, Director: Ingmar Bergman ) (con Liv Ullmann , Harriet Andersson ) - Karin

- La sainte famille (1973) - Maria

- En handfull kärlek (1974, Director: Vilgot Sjöman ) - Inez Crona

- Monismanien 1995 (1975) - Personundersökare

- La Cage [ fr ] (1975, Director: Pierre Granier-Deferre ) (con Lino Ventura ) - Hélène

- Salon Kitty (1976, Director: Tinto Brass ) (con Helmut Berger ) - Kitty Kellermann

- L'Agnese va a morire (1976) - Agnese

- The Cassandra Crossing (1976, Director: George Pan Cosmatos ) (con Sophia Loren , Richard Harris , Burt Lancaster ) - Dr. Elena Stradner

- En och en (1978) - Ylva

- It Rained All Night the Day I Left (1980) Papel secundario

- Efter repetitionen / After the Rehearsal (1984, Telefilm, Director: Ingmar Bergman ) (con Erland Josephson )

- Il Giorno prima (1987, Director: Giuliano - Montaldo ) (con Ben Gazzara , Burt Lancaster , Kate Nelligan ) - Sra. Havemeyer

- Orn (1987)

- La casa de las sonrisas (1991) - Adelina (papel final de la película).

Créditos: Tomado de Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingrid_Thulin

#HONDURASQUEDATEENCASA

#ELCINELATELEYMICKYANDONIE

[lizaria857]

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Elsie Forename

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A name corrupted from Elizabeth.

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Global Incidence: 357,301

Lizzie Forename

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A baptismal female name derived from Elizabeth.

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Global Incidence: 57,582

Nicholson Surname

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III. pt. John Niccolson, temp. Elizabeth: Calendar of Pleadings, temp. Elizabeth I. 1562. Baptised — Joane Nichollsonne: St Peter, ...

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Global Incidence: 155,678

Variants: Nicholls, Nichols, Nicol, Nicolson, Nicoll, Nicholl, Nicolle, Nickols, Nickolls, Nickels, Nicholes

Hewitt Surname

surnames > hewitt

... Finchale (Surtees Society). Elizabeth Hewetson, temp. Elizabeth: Calendar of Proceedings in Chancery, temp. Elizabeth I. 1520-1.

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Global Incidence: 95,775

Variants: Hewett, Hewitson, Hewetson, Hewat, Hewet

Phillips Surname

surnames > phillips

... after the reigns of Mary and Elizabeth for patriotic reasons. Nevertheless its earlier predominance has given it immortality in our ...

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Global Incidence: 684,667

Variants: Philips, Philip, Phillipson, Phillipps, Phillipp, Philipp

Barker Surname

surnames > barker

... Barkmaker, temp. Elizabeth: Calendar of Pleadings, temp. Elizabeth I. John Barkman.: Deposition of Ecclesiastical ...

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Global Incidence: 224,162

Variants: Barkman

Howard Surname

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... Skynner, cs.' 1503: Privy Purse Exp., Elizabeth 1 York. The evidence given above is absolutely conclusive. Hewerard was the same as ...

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Atkinson Surname

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... Married — William Deevy and Elizabeth Adkins: St. Dionis Backchurch. 1709. Elizabeth, d. of John Adkison: St. James, Clerkenwell.

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Global Incidence: 165,716

Variants: Atkins, Arthur, Atkin, Aitchison, Adkins, Adkin, Aitcheson, Adkinson, Acheson, Atkyns

... 1379: Poll Tax of Yorkshire. Elizabethe Gylle-doghter, 1379: ibid. Robert Gille, 1379: ibid. (a) Local, 'at the gill' or ...

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Jeopardy! Season 2017 - Episode 53: TBA, Elisabeth Lancaster, Brendon Stanton AirDate: March 15th, 2017, 07:00 PM

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Y por qué sois pro-York? Me hace gracia y me intriga vuestra respuesta. A mi me parece que tal vez los Lancaster tenían más derecho al trono pero los York eran una familia mucho más disfuncional y por ese motivo me atraen más, en especial Eduardo IV, Elizabeth Woodville y Margaret, duquesa de Borgoña. Ricardo III me interesa pero creo q los Ricardian a veces lo defienden demasiado. Mis Lancaster favoritos son Enrique VII, su madre Margaret Beaufort y la reina guerrera Margarita de Anjou

A mi el derecho al trono me da bastante igual. Simplemente me parecen mas inteligentes e interesantes como personajes. También es que me gusta bastante el personaje de Elisabeth Woodville, por lo que me cuesta ser imparcial con los York. Ademas, y para colmo de favoritismos, vivo en Yorkshire, muy cerca de la ciudad de York xD.

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WOMEN’S HISTORY † MARGUERITE DE BOURGOGNE, DAUPHINE DE FRANCE (December 1393 – February 1442)

Marguerite de Bourgogne was the eldest of the children of Jehan sans-Peur, then comte de Nevers and Margarete von Bayern. In July 1394, her grandfather, Philippe le Hardi, signed a treaty with his nephew, Charles VI de France, that arranged for Marguerite to marry Charles’ eldest son and heir, Charles. Marguerite and her sisters were raised closely together in Dijon by their mother, Margarete, and grandmother, Marguerite III, comtesse de Flandre. In 1401, Marguerite’s fiancé died young at the age of eight and Philippe le Hardi negotiated another marriage contract with the help of the queen, Elisabeth von Bayern. This time, it was arranged that Marguerite would marry the new Dauphin, Louis, duc de Guyenne, while her young brother, Philippe le Bon would marry Louis’ sister, Michelle. Philippe le Hardi died on 27 April 1404 and was succeeded as duc de Bourgogne by Marguerite’s father. Nevertheless, Louis and Marguerite married in August 1404. The year after the marriage, Christine de Pizan dedicated Le trésor de la cité des dames to her, which may have been commissioned by Marguerite’s father. Two years later, in 1407, her father unabashedly ordered the assassination of his cousin and political rival, Louis Ier, duc d’Orléans. Despite the censure the act later drew, Jehan sans-Peur was not punished for his actions and Marguerite moved to Paris in 1409, after which her husband became a pawn in the schemes between supporters of her father and supporters of the late Louis Ier d’Orléans’ sons. Louis died suddenly in 18 December 1415, only two months after the disastrous Battle of Agincourt and Marguerite had to be rescued from Paris, which was still controlled by the Armagnacs. Afterwards, she returned to living in Bourgogne with her mother and sisters. Jehan sans-Peur was assassinated by supporters of the future Charles VII de France on 10 September 1419 and afterwards, Philippe le Bon allied himself with Henry V of England, which forced Charles and Elisabeth to disinherit their only surviving son and arrange for Henry to marry their youngest daughter, Catherine. In 1423, Philippe and John of Lancaster, 1st Duke of Bedford allied themselves with Yann V, dug Breizh (son of Yann IV and Joana Nafarroakoa) and to that end, Philippe arranged for Marguerite to marry Yann’s younger brother, Arzhur de Richemont, while their sister, Anne, would marry Bedford. Marguerite protested the plan, since Arzhur was only a comte and a prisoner of the English besides, but she eventually agreed and she and Arzhur married 10 October 1423. Arzhur’s allegiance to the Burgundians and English proved to be rather short-lived and he took up the cause of Charles VII again after Violant d’Aragó offered him the position of Constable of France. What Marguerite thought of her husband’s change in allegiance is unknown, though she publicly remained loyal to him throughout and he later helped arrange the Treaty of Arras that reconciled her brother with Charles VII. She took up residence in Paris after the French reconquered the city from the English and died there in 1442. She and Arzhur were childless. After her death, Arzhur married two more times, but had no children by either of his wives, so after his death, the duchy of Bretagne passed to his nephew, Frañsez II (son of Marguerite d’Orléans and father of Anna Breizh).