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4 giorni fa · Elizabeth Cary (d. 1639), Viscountess Falkland, a convert to Catholicism, was living at Cote House as lessee in 1627, and a daughter of Thomas Horde (d. 1715), himself staunchly anti-Catholic, was also converted, but no other papists are known.
5 giorni fa · They are eight in number: (i) General the Hon. George Cary, d. 1792; (ii) Isabella wife of the Hon. George Cary, d. 1799; (iii) Charles John Cary, ninth Viscount Falkland, d. 1809 (and his wife), buried in South Audley Street Chapel, London; (iv) Elizabeth Lady Amherst, d. 1830; (v) Amelia wife of the tenth Viscount Falkland and a daughter of King William IV, d. 1858; (vi) Lucius William ...
7 ore fa · Pages 474-492. Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House: Volume 22, 1612-1668.Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1971.
4 giorni fa · Henry was created Viscount Falkland, and at his death in 1633 he was succeeded by Lucius Carey, Viscount Falkland, his son, who in 1642 sold the manor to Sir Job Harby, bart., a merchant of London. Sir Job died in 1663, and was succeeded by his son Sir Erasmus Harby.
4 giorni fa · Incidentalmente, durante la battaglia delle Falkland (prima guerra mondiale) la marina militare britannica utilizzò tavole di tiro compilate per l'emisfero nord, per cui le granate inglesi non riuscivano a raggiungere il bersaglio. Dopo questa lunga premessa, vediamo come calcolare la forza di Coriolis per un sistema fisico più semplice di un ...
4 giorni fa · The United Kingdom’s Minister for Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Intellectual Property Jonathan Berry, 5th Viscount Camrose, has thankfully reaffirmed Britain’s rational approach to AI regulation. The UK was already 3rd in global AI research and home to a third of Europe's AI businesses. It is now well-positioned to become a global ...
2 giorni fa · To those who were not actors in the events of the period from 1860 to 1865, it is almost impossible to present a complete and vivid picture of the revolution by States which was practically inaugurated by the action of the convention of the people of South Carolina, on December 20, 1860.
