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The Inquisition was an institution of the state and the Roman Pontiff. The purpose of the Inquisition was to maintain the purity of Catholic faith and morality in Spain. Spanish Inquisition was active among all residents of the kingdom in o...
the black population in the World War I period came increasing clout for the women’s clubs. By 1930, blacks made up one-fifth of the Republican Party primary vote in Chicago, a time when Republicans were still a force in the city, and Mate...
art) in 1904, Metzinger had arguably anticipated works such as Bäume (Arbres) (Trees), by Georges Braque, 1908, and related works considered a proto-Cubist (such as Houses at L’Estaque and Le Viaduc à l'Estaque) (Taylor 1992, 50). Discussio...
Henry Clarke Corbin serviced as Adjutant General in the US Army. Since his services were meritorious, he became a Brigadier General in US Volunteers on March 13, 1865 (Gates, 1905). Later in 1877, he was sent to the West in secretariat of t...
Trade Unions/Collective Bargaining “Trade unions are associations of workers established to improve their economic and social conditions” (Kenyon & Lewis, 1996: 206). This delineation, while very basic, is in essence main function of the tr...
Les Demoiselles d'Avignonl (Fig. 1). By 1914, Picasso was as famous the modernist leader as Matisse, acknowledged inventor of another major -ism, 'cubism'. It took the further twenty-five years for Demoiselles to begin to emerge as one of m...
the migration of the African-Americans to Harlem and their subsequent settlement was driven with a desire to find a better standard of living where they could live in better houses. However, this fascinating and historical book then converg...