query: when did the book of henry come out

pos: The Book of Henry The Book of Henry The Book of Henry is a 2017 American drama film directed by Colin Trevorrow and written by Gregg Hurwitz. The film stars Naomi Watts, Jaeden Lieberher, Jacob Tremblay, Sarah Silverman, Lee Pace, Maddie Ziegler, and Dean Norris. The story concerns a plan hatched by a young genius to save the girl next door from abuse. The film premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival on June 14, 2017. It was released in theaters by Focus Features on June 16, 2017, and received generally negative reviews from critics, mostly focused on the film's plot twists and tonal

neg: Akashic records of life force; she also referred to "indestructible tablets of the astral light" recording both the past and future of human thought and action, but she did not use the term "akashic". The notion of an akashic "record" was further disseminated by Alfred Percy Sinnett in his book "Esoteric Buddhism" (1883) when he cites Henry Steel Olcott's "A Buddhist Catechism" (1881). Olcott wrote that "Buddha taught two things are eternal, viz, 'Akasa' and 'Nirvana': everything has come out of Akasa in obedience to a law of motion inherent in it, and, passes away. No thing ever comes out of nothing."

neg: Henry Adler to teach Buddy to read. He'd take six lessons, go on the road for six weeks and come back. He didn't have time to practice." "Tommy Dorsey wanted Buddy to write a book and he told him to get in touch with me. I did the book and Tommy wrote the foreword. Technically, I was Buddy's teacher, but I came along after he had already acquired his technique." "People always ask me to explain about the book. You see, when Gene [Krupa] did his book, he had a rudimental drummer collaborate with him. But Gene didn't play that way. In

neg: A Curious Thing (Once Upon a Time) (with a combination of gun, sword, and magic) the additional flying monkeys that have shown up in force. Emma then asks Henry to believe in her and take the book, and when she gives it to him, Henry's memories come back. But just as Regina tells Emma to kiss Henry to break the curse, he disappears and reappears in Zelena's arms with her hands at his throat. Regina attempts to stop her but Zelena throws her back with her power, knocking Regina out. Zelena says that Hook has failed her and she is about to kill Henry, when Emma uses

neg: Linda Polman Linda Polman Linda Polman (born 1960 in Amstelveen) is a Dutch freelance journalist and author of three books on humanitarian aid and intervention: "We Did Nothing", "War Games", and "The Crisis Caravan". Polman's book "We Did Nothing: Why the Truth Doesn't Always Come Out When the UN Goes in" was first published in 1997 in Dutch and later published in English. Martin Woollacott reviewed the book along with the book "A Problem from Hell" by Samantha Power, for "The Guardian". He concluded: "We have yet to work out properly how the post-twin towers interventions relate to those that went before.

neg: Who Were the Early Israelites and Where Did They Come from? the "protoIsraelites." It followed an earlier book, "What Did the Biblical Writers Know and When Did They Know It?", in which Dever, contrary to the "minimalists", asserted that the writers of the Old Testament knew a good deal about the Israelites' past. Who Were the Early Israelites and Where Did They Come from? Who Were the Early Israelites and Where Did They Come From? is a book by American biblical scholar and archaeologist William G. Dever. Dever has been prominent in the debate between biblical "maximalists" and "minimalists" over the historicity of the Bible (specifically the Old Testament). This book,

neg: Greg Heffley attempting to keep the party a secret (in the book, the party does not come up until the photo was printed out), going to a convenience store and going crazy (did not happen in the book), putting fake vomit on people's cars (in the book, he does this with Ward), and running from an angry coach (did not happen in the book). Greg even sticks up for Rodrick during the Talent Show, when he convinces his mom to lift Rodrick's ban from performing. In the movie adaption for "Dog Days", Greg helps sneak Rodrick into the country club via a

neg: Henry Leroy Transtrom Henry Leroy Transtrom Henry Leroy Transtrom (1885–1951) was an American inventor and showman who worked with high voltage electricity. His book, "Electricity at High Pressures and Frequencies", (1913) is still used as a guide for constructing homemade Tesla coils. Transtrom was best known for his dramatic stunts and performances with high frequency, high voltage electricity from a Tesla coil. For his "Lightning Man" demonstrations, he stood on a large Tesla coil which made sparks (electrical discharges) come out from his outstretched fingertips. There is a long-standing rumour that Transtrom was electrocuted during one of his demonstrations when one of these

neg: Charles Duncan Cameron His visit to the Sudan raised Emperor Tewodros' suspicions, but more important to the Emperor was the lack of a reply to his own letter to Queen Victoria. In response to the Emperor's concern, Cameron reportedly offered his own head if a response did not come within two months. The Emperor took his frustration out on one of the missionaries, Henry Stern, who had mentioned the Emperor's humble beginnings in his book. Stern watched his servants beaten to death, then he with his associate Rosenthal, were "chained, severely treated, and the latter thrashed on several occasions." Consul Cameron spent the

neg: Henry Herbert (Master of the Revels) 1799; however, although he did not acknowledge it, these may have been supplied to Chalmers by Ord. At some point before 1818, Thomas Ingram temporarily loaned the office-book to Reverend Richard Warner and his sister Rebecca Warner, and they published some extracts from it. When Craven Ord died, his transcripts of the office-book were auctioned and ultimately ended up in the hands of Jacob Henry Burn, who was compiling notes toward a history of the Office of the Revels. Burn copied, or sometimes cut out and pasted, some of Ord's records into his own notebook, which is now in the

neg: The Railway Series him that a similar poem had appeared in a book of children's rhymes, published in 1902: <poem>Once an engine when fixed to a train Was alarmed at a few drops of rain, So went "puff" from its funnel Then fled to a tunnel, And would not come out again.</poem> This story introduced the popular characters Henry the Green Engine and the Fat Director. Encouraged by Margaret, his wife, Awdry submitted the three stories to Edmund Ward for publication in 1943. The head of the children's books division requested a fourth story to bring the three engines together and redeem Henry,

neg: Tichborne Dole seven daughters, leading to the family's name being lost and the house falling into ruins. The Dole continued from the time of Lady Tichborne's death until 1796, when disturbances during the handing out of the Dole lead to local officials ordering it to cease. The Baronet at that time, Sir Henry Tichborne, 8th Bart. was the eldest of seven sons. He had seven daughters but no sons. However his brother Edward did have a son, Henry, born in 1829 but he died in 1836 aged six years old. At this point, fearing that the curse had come to fruition, the

neg: Flower Child (Once Upon a Time) about the fallout between Regina and Weaver after he took the magic needed to save Henry (Regina hasn't answered his messages) and this time believes that he can come up with a way to save Henry. Samdi suggests that Lucy find an item that can be used, as he warns her that Gothel is preparing for a war and Henry needs to be saved. When Rogers and Tilly visits Henry's apartment, Henry lets them in and he shows them a display of residents that match the description of the book, and come to the conclusion that Gothel might be planning

neg: Selfless, Brave and True now completely wooden and refuses to come out, telling Mary Margaret that he wants no one to find out that he is still in Storybrooke. Emma learns that Neal has invited Tamara to Storybrooke and is worried that Tamara will find out the truth of who he is, but Neal says that he needs her. When Tamara shows up, Henry (Jared S. Gilmore) asks about how Tamara met Neal, then heads to school with Emma. Neal shows Tamara Henry's book and explains that he is from the Enchanted Forest. Tamara refuses to believe his claim because she believes that Emma

neg: Henry and Ribsy trip with his father. However, Ribsy has been causing all manner of trouble for the family. For example, Ribsy tries to prevent the garbage man from taking away the trash because Ribsy thinks it belongs to Henry. Henry's father says that Henry can only come on the trip if he can keep Ribsy out of trouble for a month. Henry is able to do this, and Ribsy actually helps him catch an enormous Chinook salmon at the end of the day. Henry and Ribsy Henry and Ribsy is the third book in the Henry Huggins series of humorous children's novels

neg: Caresse Crosby he ran up the telephone bill, and he used all her credit at the local liquor store. Bert ended one bout of drinking with a solo trip to Florida and did not come back to Virginia until the next year. In Paris during 1933, Caresse had met Henry Miller. When he returned to the U.S. in 1940, he confessed to Caresse his lack of success in getting his work published. Miller's autobiographical book "Tropic of Cancer" was banned in the U.S. as pornographic, and he could get no other work published. She invited him to take a room in her

neg: John Henry Cox to Mortimer's book. "Mercury" stayed at Hawaii for only about two days between 23 and 25 September. On 27 October they were anchored in an inlet on Unalaska Island, one of the Fox Islands Group. They had come a month or two too late, and found that the natives had no furs to trade, but they did stay for about two weeks, which seemed long enough for the United States to name one of the Alaskan rivers Coxe, using the spelling of his name that he used when referring to his Swedish assignment. It seems in fact that Cox only

neg: The Harlem Hellfighters among them James Europe, Henry Lincoln Johnson, Arthur Little, and Henri Gouraud. Another difference between the book and reality, is that while the Hellfighters did receive a parade in Paris and were adored and considered heroes by the French, they were not given many accolades when they returned home to the United States, aside from a parade in New York City on February 17, 1919. In fact, a number of the 369th soldiers elected to stay in France after the war was over, rather than come back to a segregated America, where they would be expected to resume their place

neg: Hubertus Bigend did not anticipate Bigend appearing in "Spook Country", but realised when writing about a non-existent magazine named "Node"—characterized as a European version of "Wired"—that it was "way Bigendian". Thus, Bigend appears as the backer of the ethereal magazine. Again seeking out the origin of a new artwork (in this instance locative), Bigend hires protagonist Hollis Henry for the ostensible purpose of writing a magazine article on it. Of Bigend, Henry is told that "he doesn't want you to have heard of him". To sate her curiosity, Henry accesses his fictional Wikipedia entry: The book also reveals that the correct pronunciation

neg: Here Come the Brides season on DVD. It was subsequently released on February 28, 2012. However, the season 1 opening cast-and-credit sequence was used for this release, using the New Establishment's vocals, but ignoring Henry Beckman's and Susan Tolsky's respective credits. In December 2009, BearManor Media released a nostalgic look into the program's history, "Gangway, Lord: (The) Here Come The Brides Book" by Jonathan Etter, which featured a foreword by Robert Brown. Bobby Sherman was the only (then) surviving cast member who did not participate with the publication. However, Sherman did discuss the series in his autobiography, "Bobby Sherman: Still Remembering You," whose contents

neg: Pet Sounds (instrumental) Martin Denny for its reverberated bongos and güiro combined with pervasive horns and a Latin rhythm. "MOJO" declared it an "ambiguous, jet-age update of Martin Denny-style 1950s exotica." In his 2016 memoir, Wilson stated: "I loved "Thunderball", which had come out the year before, and I loved listening to composers like Henry Mancini, who did these cool themes for shows like "Peter Gunn", and Les Baxter, who did all these big productions that sounded sort of like Phil Spector productions." When asked if he was a fan of Denny and exotica music in 2017, he responded: "No, I never get

neg: Henry the Green Engine first (mis-)adventure was in "The Sad Story of Henry", the third story in the Railway Series book "The Three Railway Engines". In this story, he went into a tunnel and refused to come out due to fears that the rain would spoil his "Lovely Green paint and Red Stripes". As punishment, the Fat Controller ordered that he be bricked up in the tunnel for eternity. Weeks later, he was eventually let out to help Edward pull Gordon's express train, after Gordon burst a safety valve. Henry was originally a failed prototype engine who, as the result of a small firebox

neg: Henry (comics) Fleischer Studios animated short "Betty Boop with Henry, the Funniest Living American" (1935). During the period of 1946 to 1961, Dell Comics published 61 issues of a color comic book titled "Carl Anderson's Henry". Henry spoke in the comic book, as did the other principal characters. Henry (comics) Henry was a comic strip created in 1932 by Carl Thomas Anderson. The title character is a young bald boy who is mute (and sometimes drawn minus a mouth). With the exception of a few early episodes, the comic strip character communicates only through pantomime, a situation which changed when Henry moved

neg: The Book of Lies (Crowley) not only of freemasonry but of many other traditions, blazed upon my spiritual vision. From that moment the O.T.O. assumed its proper importance in my mind. I understood that I held in my hands the key to the future progress of humanity. Aleister Crowley sometimes said that this could not have happened the way he remembered it, since "The Book of Lies" had not yet come out when he joined the O.T.O. As previously mentioned, however, Wilson claims that the book lies about its publication date. Assuming this event did take place, readers have suggested various possible chapters that might

neg: Stages on Life's Way special metaphysics as a scheme for this book. But Kierkegaard wasn't satisfied until the completion of "Concluding Unscientific Postscript" in 1846. Here he wrote: "When my "Philosophical Fragments" had come out and I was considering a postscript to “clothe the issue in its historical costume,” yet another pseudonymous book appeared: "Stages on Life’s Way", a book that has attracted the attention of only a few (as it itself predicts) perhaps also because it did not, like "Either/Or", have "The Seducer’s Diary", for quite certainly that was read most and of course contributed especially to the sensation. That Stages has a

neg: Homecoming (Once Upon a Time) to suck the ink out of Cruella, but before he can write in the book, the Wish Realm Rumpelstiltskin takes the quill and book away from him and surprises Henry with a new ally: Sir Henry from the Wish Realm, who unlike his counterpart did make a deal with the Alternate Dark One. It appears that the Wish Realm Rumpelstiltskin wants Sir Henry to use the ink and the book to rewrite the story to give the Wish Realm Rumpelstiltskin the power he craves, and to keep the Guardian from taking possession of the Dagger. With the stroke of a

neg: The Most Famous Man in America her story". On April 16, 2007, the book was announced as the winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Biography or Autobiography. Applegate said of her win, "Half of it is just good luck ... Had it come out four years ago, I don't think the climate was ready for it. The religious right intersection with politics is very important now." The Most Famous Man in America The Most Famous Man in America: The Biography of Henry Ward Beecher is a 2006 biography of the 19th-century American minister Henry Ward Beecher, written by Debby Applegate and published by Doubleday. The book

neg: Rocky Road (Once Upon a Time) will remember her eventually, but when he asked if she needs his help, the Snow Queen declined, and stated that when she's ready to make a deal, she'll come to him. Gold says that he eagerly awaits that moment and walks away. As Emma tries to remember her past encounter with the Snow Queen, Hook confronts her, and explains that after losing Neal, Graham and Walsh, she did not want to lose Hook either. They then share a kiss together. While all this is going on, Regina and Henry team up to attempt to find out the identity of who

neg: Henry's World and two younger sisters). When he was just five years old, Henry discovered that eating his mother's mashed carrots gave him the ability to make wishes come true. Once eaten, Henry can make one wish come true. However, being only eight years old, his unusual wishes are often played out with unexpected consequences and his insatiable curiosity invariably spells disaster, but Henry also learns some of life's lessons along the way. Henry shares his secret and misadventures with his best friend Fraidy Begonia (voiced by Tracey Moore), his faithful pet dog Margaret, and Doris, a dragon who lives in Henry's

neg: Philip José Farmer fiction writer in several of Kurt Vonnegut's novels. The escapade did not please Vonnegut when some reviewers not only concluded that it had been written by Vonnegut himself, but that it was a worthy addition to his works. Farmer did have permission from Vonnegut to write the book, though Vonnegut later said he regretted giving permission. Farmer had both critical champions and detractors. Leslie Fiedler proclaimed him "the greatest science fiction writer ever" and lauded his approach to storytelling as a "gargantuan lust to swallow down the whole cosmos, past, present and to come, and to spew it out again."

neg: Shattered Sight heads to the Mayor’s office to see Henry and tells him to come with him. Henry, affected by the curse, calls Hook a dirty pirate and says he did not like him before and likes him less now that he’s with his mother, Emma, and asks him to leave. Hook uses the potion that Gold gave him to break the spell and he heads in, but Henry has spread marbles all around and Hook goes down, allowing Henry to flee for his safety. Hook chases him but is confronted by Will, who initiates a fist-fight. Hook knocks out Will, but

neg: The Relaxation Response "No, thank you." But when they persisted, Benson told them he would study them. He met with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi first to find out if he could agree in advance to any outcome, which Mahesh did. Benson mentions in his book that independent studies were already underway by then-PhD candidate R. Keith Wallace working with Archie Wilson at the University of California, Los Angeles, but that no published studies of TM existed. The Benson-Henry Institute at Massachusetts General Hospital teaches how to elicit the response in nine steps. Benson's website and his book describe four steps. Two of those steps

neg: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Ghana be baptized herself, but read a local magazine and saw Dr. Mensah's plea for more support in his religious efforts. She sent the books the missionaries gave her to Mensah in Ghana. With excitement, he organized his own informal congregation in Accra. Dr. Mensah reached out to church president David O. Mckay asking for more literature, missionaries, and assistance. He felt discouraged when the help he wanted did not come. In 1964, he gave Joseph William Billy Johnson a copy of The Book of Mormon, who after reading the book, had a vision where he saw angels and heard a

neg: Fire World and it is revealed that there is a huge Firebird eyrie up there. One day David and Rosa are teasing each other about a book each wanting to put it into their own collection when Rosa challenges David that when she throws the book out of the window whoever reaches it first will be able to catalogue it. When Rosa throws the book it hits her Firebird Runcey and David rushed down to help him telling Rosa to fetch Mr Henry. When Rosa and Mr Henry reach David they find Runcey gone and David has entered a state of Melancholia,

neg: Pavhari Baba mean staying loyal to the teacher and having patience and perseverance, which are essential to achieving success. The death of Pavhari Baba is rumoured to have been caused by his own hands, when he was near 100, while other sources have him dying peacefully in his cave. In the book "The Master as I saw Him", Sister Nivedita claimed, Pabhari Baba died by burning in 1898. He did not come out of his hermitage for several days and then one day people noticed smoke coming out of his hermitage and also got smell of burning flesh. This was described as

neg: Francis James Grimké a caring one; he moved with her out of the city to his plantation where they and their family would have more privacy. She was his official domestic partner in the house. Both Henry and Nancy gave Francis and his brothers -- Archibald and John—their first lessons in reading and writing. Henry Grimké had come from a large family. Among them were two sisters, Sarah and Angelina Grimke, who had become abolitionists and moved to the North to join activists there. His other siblings continued to represent and carry out the expected roles, as he mostly did, of their prominent

neg: Pavhari Baba did not come out of his hermitage for five years and people thought he had died. But, later he came out from his place. Pvahari Baba was noted for his polite and kind behaviour. When he met Vivekananda he used expressions like "this servant", "my honour" etc. which surprised and pleased Vivekananda. People also used to admire his humility and spirit of welfare. Swami Nikhilananda mentioned an incident in his book "Vivekananda: a biography". Once a dog ran away with a piece of bread from Pavhari Baba's hermitage which he kept as his food. Baba chased the dog, praying: "Please

neg: Djibril Cissé striker Thierry Henry. "You lose a teammate and also a friend. But he is tough; he will come back." He needed immediate surgery to repair his open fractured tibia so was out of the tournament. During the UEFA Euro 2008 qualifying campaign, Cissé played three games, but did not win a place in the France squad for the finals. After demonstrating his goal-scoring form for Panathinaikos, in March 2010, Cissé was recalled to the French squad for a friendly against Spain in Paris. When introduced into the match as a substitute, he had a considerable impact, heading on a Florent

neg: Scandal (Wilson novel) it dawns upon him that now the risk of being found out is just too high. However, Derek Blore's downfall does not come about through Soviet intervention or through a political opponent seeing him enter or leave Bernadette's flat. Rather, it is his beautiful and absolutely loyal yet promiscuous wife Priscilla whose indiscretion towards her current lover, a journalist called Henry Feathers, triggers the "Blore Affair". ("Priscilla did not sleep with every man in London. When Feathers seduced her, it was a whole eighteen months since she had been unfaithful to Derek.") One day, after their lovemaking, she casually tells

neg: Henry and Ribsy Henry and Ribsy Henry and Ribsy is the third book in the Henry Huggins series of humorous children's novels written by Beverly Cleary. Henry's dad has promised to take him salmon fishing on one condition – he has to keep his dog Ribsy out of trouble for two months. That's not easy to do, especially when Ramona Quimby gets involved. First published in 1954, "Henry and Ribsy" was originally illustrated by Louis Darling. Like most of the Henry Huggins books, the incidents in this book follow an ongoing plot line. In this case, Henry wants to go on a salmon-fishing

neg: Operation Mongoose (Once Upon a Time) that Emma wasn't either, as Isaac did not write a "savior" into the story. Isaac explains that he is also unable to alter events anymore, since he is no longer the Author after violating the Author's Code, which he did by writing himself a happy ending. After Isaac refuses to undo the events, Henry takes the key and uses it on a page of the book, transporting himself and Isaac into the altered Enchanted Forest. Henry and Isaac find themselves trapped in the setting of the final chapter of "Heroes & Villains". After Henry finds out that a happy ending

neg: George Eliot her admiring readers, but this did not affect her popularity as a novelist. Her relationship with Lewes afforded her the encouragement and stability she needed to write fiction, but it would be some time before the couple were accepted into polite society. Acceptance was finally confirmed in 1877 when they were introduced to Princess Louise, the daughter of Queen Victoria. The queen herself was an avid reader of all of Eliot's novels and was so impressed with "Adam Bede" that she commissioned the artist Edward Henry Corbould to paint scenes from the book. When the American Civil War broke out,

neg: Alfred Russel Wallace the 19th Century". Bateson revisited the topic in his 1979 book "Mind and Nature: A Necessary Unity", and other scholars have continued to explore the connection between natural selection and systems theory. In 1867, Darwin wrote to Wallace about a problem he was having understanding how some caterpillars could have evolved conspicuous colour schemes. Darwin had come to believe that sexual selection, an agency to which Wallace did not attribute the same importance as Darwin did, explained many conspicuous animal colour schemes. However, Darwin realised that this could not apply to caterpillars. Wallace responded that he and Henry Bates had

neg: Tim Hetherington asked by photojournalist Michael Kamber about "Infidel", the book he did with Chris Boot that was about to be published, Hetherington commented on the level of danger he encountered when working on it:The first time I went to Afghanistan, in 2007, the world was very much focused on Iraq. People had forgotten – and now we have come to accept – that the Afghan war was going out of control. When I got to the Korangal Valley, and there was lots of fighting going on, it completely surprised me. I was gobsmacked. At the end of October 2007, 70 percent

neg: Public Relations (Mad Men) wait for Betty and Henry to come back. When they return, at 10:30 pm, an argument ensues about the house; Don, at his lawyer's instigation, angrily reminds them they were supposed to be out a month ago, and he demands they either buy him out, pay him rent, or leave. A minor argument later sparks between Henry and Betty when Henry agrees with Don's point. Betty stubbornly reiterates that they will leave on her timeline, not Don's. A different client, Jantzen swimwear, asks for help to maintain a family-friendly image in a field where bikinis are becoming more common and

neg: Alvin Langdon Coburn become his most famous book, "Men of Mark", in 1913. The book featured 33 gravure prints of important European and American authors, artists and statesmen, including Henri Matisse, Henry James, Auguste Rodin, Mark Twain, Theodore Roosevelt and Yeats. In the preface to the book, he says: To make satisfactory photographs of persons it is necessary for me to like them, to admire them, or at least to be interested in them. It is rather curious and difficult to exactly explain, but if I dislike my subject it is sure to come out in the resulting portrait . I had thought

neg: Ōoka Tadasuke the Marble Monster". Judge Ooka has also appeared in the Samurai Detective book series by Dorothy and Thomas Hoobler, including "The Ghost in the Tokaido Inn" (1999), "The Demon in the Teahouse" (2001), "In Darkness, Death" (2004; Edgar Award winner), "The Sword That Cut the Burning Grass" (2005), "A Samurai Never Fears Death" (2007), and "Seven Paths To Death" (2008) Ōoka Tadasuke Ōoka was born in 1677, but did not come into public notice until he was 35, when he was appointed an obscure judgeship. When he accepted this job, he found out that there was a long–standing boundary dispute

neg: The Little House comes, presumably to demolish her, but the Little House doesn't mind because she has come to consider herself that she's "just in the way" and "no good to anybody." She also resolves that she should be glad she has lived for as long as she did. However much to her delight, it turns out that they had come to move her out to the country and fix her up so that a new couple can come and live in her. The book has been noted for its insights on urban sprawl. It won the 1943 Caldecott Medal. It was identified

neg: My Sister and I: The Diary of a Dutch Boy Refugee the American reader”. "My Sister and I" was praised in book reviews. Olga Owens from "Boston Transcript" said “it is the most moving document that has yet come out of the war”. A. M. Jordan with the "Horn Book Index" said “the book is not merely touching. It is important for bringing home to our young people significant facts about the fruits of the two conflicting ideas dominant in the world today”. Americans did not trust information coming from England. In order for the pro-allies messages to be successfully received, the propaganda would have to come from another source. Americans

neg: George Cholmondeley, 2nd Marquess of Cholmondeley George's father stipulated that his eldest son replace him as a condition of his own resignation, to accommodate Henry Conyngham, 1st Marquess Conyngham, whose wife, Elizabeth, was the mistress of King George. Cholmondeley's younger brother, William Henry, was reportedly his father's favourite, and it was said that their father wanted his elder son out of the way "so that his second and favourite son, Lord Henry, may come into Parliament," which he did in 1822. In 1830, Cholmondeley was admitted to the Privy Council. In addition, he held the office of Constable of Castle Rising between 1858 and 1870. The

neg: William Lily (grammarian) book to appear with his name, and I (with my sense of candour) did not feel justified that the book should bear my name when it was the work of another. Since both of us refused our names it was published anonymously, Colet merely commending it in a preface. An edition published in 1534 was entitled "Rudimenta Grammatices". Various other parts were added and a stable form finally appeared in 1540. In 1542 Henry VIII authorised it as the sole Latin grammar textbook to be used in education and schools; it has been suggested that Henry commissioned the book but

neg: German–Polish War (1002–18) taken hostage and did not release him until 1014 following pressure from Saxon nobles. Bolesław consistently refused to come before the German king. As a result, in 1015 Henry, supported by his pagan Liutician allies, launched another armed expedition against him. He attempted to cross into Greater Poland but was stopped by Bolesław's troops at Krosno on the Oder River. In 1017 Henry renewed his campaign, while Yaroslav attacked Poland from the eastern side. The emperor's troops besieged Niemcza in Silesia, however, with the help of outside reinforcements the city held out and Henry was eventually forced to retreat. The

neg: Ever After Danielle is talking to her friend Gustave, Henry rides up and asks for directions; she runs and hides. Gustave tells Henry where Danielle lives. Danielle runs home, changes clothes, and spends the day with Henry and they share their first kiss. Later, Danielle catches Rodmilla and Marguerite stealing her mother's dress and slippers. When Marguerite insults Danielle's mother, Danielle punches her and chases her through the manor. Marguerite threatens to throw Auguste's book into the fire unless Danielle gives back the slippers. When Danielle does, Marguerite burns the book out of spite and Danielle watches in anguish. After which, Danielle

neg: Jack Macpherson LaJolla telephone book. When the group's depredations got out of hand and the local police were called, they would come looking for Albert Mac Meda rather than either Macpherson or Rakestraw. Though the company was fake—described primarily as an attitude rather than as an organization—a group of Macpherson's friends, including San Diego Chargers player Pat Shea, did do demolition of houses for free when Interstate 5 was being built through San Diego. However, the Mac Meda Destruction Company continued on, if only in spirit; at the time of Macpherson's death, his longtime friend Doug Moranville continued producing t-shirts and bumper

neg: Alyas Pogi: Ang Pagbabalik up with the mayor at the town hall. As he was getting his weapon on his office, Henry angrily yells him out to come out and fight while destroying the lobby with the machine gun. As Roselle releases Paris and the old man, the Mayor's lawyer grins while trying to flee, only to get mauled by the farmers. The chaos stopped when the town hall exploded when Henry kills the Mayor who was about to kill him some grenades while wounding him and he goes out of the hall, wounded but happy. Alyas Pogi: Ang Pagbabalik Alyas Pogi: Ang Pagbabalik

neg: Dylan Dog story, and Giovanni Freghieri did the drawings. The story had a sequel in 1992. The first reprint series came out in July 1990, the second in June 1991, and the third in June 1996, this time called "Collezione Book" ("Collection Book"); in October 2006 the bi-monthly reprint "Grande ristampa" was released. February 1997 saw the release of the "Super Book", a tri-monthly release that reprinted the special annual issues that had come out ten years before. In August 2007, a new annual was released. Containing 4 new stories, the new comic book was called "Dylan Dog Color Fest" because it

neg: Reginald Buchanan Henry position in the family tree. Because his book is the earliest book published which used this system, it has come to be known as the Henry system. Reginald Buchanan Henry Reginald Buchanan Henry was a medical doctor, Captain in the United States Navy and genealogist. Reginald Buchanan Henry, born 23 May 1881 in Long Island City, Queens, New York, US, died 18 Feb 1969 in Norfolk, Virginia, the fifth of six sons of James Buchanan Henry, Sr. and his second wife Louisa Anderson. He served the United States Navy as a Captain in the Medical Corps. He is best known

neg: Billy Bean was the first to come out to his teammates and employers during his playing days, though Burke did not come out to the public at large until his career was over. Bean moved to Miami Beach, Florida, to be with partner Efrain Veiga, the founder of Yuca restaurant in Miami. Bean and Veiga were together for thirteen years; they broke up in July 2008. Bean lives in Miami and sells real estate. After acknowledging that he is gay, Bean went on to write a book, "Going the Other Way: Lessons from a Life in and out of Major League Baseball".

neg: Breadcrumbs (Once Upon a Time) acting out on that theory after Henry spotted a series of corrections in the book, indicating that more characters that fit the descriptions in Hyperion Heights could become intended victims. Henry also told Rogers and Weaver that the killer can detect if the victims have a scar because he might be scarred from the traumatic experiences. Like Lucy and Sabine, Weaver also thinks Henry should reconsider leaving, since he liked how his favorite character (referring to the younger Henry) is depicted in the book. When Henry gets a flat tire driving to the airport, he discovers a piece of a

neg: Air Buddies over Grim and Denning's protests. Bartleby and his father come to collect the dogs but instead finds the Buddies. Bartleby and his father then put the Buddies in a limousine, when Noah, Henry, Buddy and Molly come to rescue the Buddies. Budderball falls into one of the wine containers and gets drunk. Bartleby catches Budderball but is caught by Sniffer. Noah, Henry, and the dogs release barrels towards Selkirk and Mr. Livingston; the barrels break the wine container. Selkirk and Mr. Livingston fall in, as the container cracks open. Washing out of the container, Sheriff Bob arrives to arrest Selkirk,

neg: Mary Wings first comic book, "Come Out Comix." This comic book was created in response Trina Robbins's comic in "Wimmen's Comix" number one, "Sandy Comes Out""—"the first comic about lesbians. Wings was angered by "Sandy Comes Out," believing that the complex process of coming out was misrepresented by Robbins, a straight woman. She wrote "Come Out Comix" in seven days. Wings self-published "Come Out Comix," printing copies in the basement of a karate studio. The plot of this comic book focuses on the character Maggi, who is coming to terms with her lesbian identity and finding a lover in the process. "Come

neg: Henry Adler realized that it was something physical, not only mental, that you had to have." In the same 1985 interview, Adler clarified the extent of his teacher-student relationship to Rich and their collaboration on the classic instructional book: "I had nothing to do with [the rumor that I taught Buddy how to play]. That was a result of Tommy Dorsey's introduction to the Buddy Rich book. I used to go around denying it, knowing that Buddy was a natural player. Sure, he studied with me, but he didn't come to me to learn how to hold the drumsticks. I set out

neg: Pierre-Simon Laplace the church and became an atheist. Laplace did not graduate in theology but left for Paris with a letter of introduction from Le Canu to Jean le Rond d'Alembert who at that time was supreme in scientific circles. According to his great-great-grandson, d'Alembert received him rather poorly, and to get rid of him gave him a thick mathematics book, saying to come back when he had read it. When Laplace came back a few days later, d'Alembert was even less friendly and did not hide his opinion that it was impossible that Laplace could have read and understood the book.

neg: Libretto the writer of the "book" (Joseph Stein). In rare cases, the composer writes everything except the dance arrangements – music, lyrics and libretto, as Lionel Bart did for "Oliver!". Other matters in the process of developing a libretto parallel those of spoken dramas for stage or screen. There are the preliminary steps of selecting or suggesting a subject and developing a sketch of the action in the form of a scenario, as well as revisions that might come about when the work is in production, as with out-of-town tryouts for Broadway musicals, or changes made for a specific local audience.

neg: Rone Smallman, co-author of "Stencil Graffiti Capital: Melbourne", on the question "Who is Melbourne's most prolific stenciler and how did they become so renowned?" "When I started working on the book it was without doubt Ha-Ha - the guy was simply everywhere. Not only would he paint in a lot of areas, but repeat his images over and over again on the same wall. He got to that position by having a regimented plan to go out regularly with two cans of paint and not come home until he'd used them up. He's been a bit quiet of late, so in

neg: Willard Chase letting it come to the eye of any one but himself. This commandment, however, he did not keep, for in less than two years, twelve men said they had seen it. I told him to get it and convince me of its existence, and I would make him a chest; but he said, that would not do, as he must have a chest to lock the book in, as soon as he took it out of the ground. I saw him a few days after, when he told me that I must make the chest. I told him plainly that

neg: Moo (novel) writing this satirical novel, Jane Smiley knew just what she had in mind and how she felt it would be received. However, when it came time for her novel to be circulated, she found that the reception was not what she expected. As it turned out, critics and readers did not seem to know about what Smiley was writing. Critics had very different responses to "Moo". Some felt that the book was extremely funny, others less so. Some spoke of characters with no depth or shape, while others noted that they had come to care about the outcome of the

neg: Henry V (1989 film) and countercharge cut down a large part of the advancing army before it ever reaches their lines. When the Constable of France is killed, the dismayed French leaders realize the battle is lost and become desperate. Some of them manage to get behind enemy lines and, deprived of any hope to turn the battle, break the code of chivalry by murdering the young and defenseless English pages and setting fire to the English tents. Henry and his officer Fluellen come upon the carnage and are still appalled when Mountjoy delivers the French surrender. Henry returns Williams' glove, this time out

neg: The Lochmaben Harper fear; In Scotland I lost a gude grey steed, An here I've lost a gude grey mare.' 'Come on, come on, ye harper-man, Some o your music lat me hear; Well paid ye'se be, John, for the same, An likewise for your gude grey mare.' When that John his money received, Then he went harping frae the toun, But little did King Henry ken He'd stown awa his Wanton Brown. The knights then lay ower castle-wa, An they beheld baith dale an down, An saw the jolly harper-man Come harping on to Striveling toun. Then, 'By my sooth,' Sir Roger

neg: Willis Russell town on the Kentucky River. In the winter of 1872, Smoot's Klan rode up to Russell's new home in Gratz late one night, armed, mounted, and disguised. They demanded that Russell come out. Russell recognized John Onan's voice and sensibly stayed indoors. When Russell wouldn't come out, the Klansmen left. Several citizens of Gratz came out to see what was going on, and the Klansmen fired at them, fortunately missing. Shortly after that, Bill Smoot's Ku Klux Klan attacked Jordan Mosby and his son, who lived in a cabin on W. M. Bourne's farm in Henry County. Mosby's son was

neg: John Berryman Henry. You know, I pay income tax; Henry pays no income tax. And bats come over and they stall in my hair — and fuck them, I'm not Henry; Henry doesn't have any bats." In "The New York Times" review of "77 Dream Songs", John Malcolm Brinnin praised the book, declaring that "[the book's] excellence calls for celebration". And in "The New York Review of Books", Robert Lowell also reviewed the book, writing, "At first the brain aches and freezes at so much darkness, disorder and oddness. After a while, the repeated situations and their racy jabber become more and

neg: Fire World especially during the failed story telling and wants David to find the book of Agawin. Stromberg shows up on the ark and looks at the tapestry of Isenfier. Mr "Charles" Henry The parallel world version of Henry Bacon. Mr Henry is the curator of the Librarium. In this universe he is quite good tempered and does not mind young children. He helps out Rosa and David in the Librarium although even he did not know its full secrets. After the time quake, Rosa and David find him dead in his office and it is later shown that he died of

neg: Paradise (to be) Regained Paradise (to be) Regained Paradise (to be) Regained is an essay written by Henry David Thoreau and published in 1843 in the "United States Magazine and Democratic Review". It takes the form of a review of John Adolphus Etzler's book "The Paradise within the Reach of all Men, without Labor, by Powers of Nature and Machinery: An Address to all intelligent men, in two parts", which had come out in a new edition the previous year. The essay amplifies such Thoreauvian themes as imploring people to self-betterment and a distrust of humanity's attempts to improve upon nature. Etzler's book is

neg: Yao Yue willing abdication and the appointment of Shun as his successor. The conversation constitutes half of the book Yao Yue while in the second half of the book, Confucius explained to his disciple Zizhang the ideal way of ruling a country. The Analects come to a conclusion with Confucius' teaching on destiny(命), rite(禮), and the insight into words(知言). The singularity of the book Yaoyue did not go unoticed throughout the history. For many Confucian scholars, the book seemed alien and out of place, according to Chin Annping. Chin Annping explains in her notes on the Analects that, the 19th book of

neg: In the Name of the Brother marry King Leopold. She tells Regina she framed her to reveal what the other residents of Storybrooke really think of her, but Regina points out that anyone would have believed the airtight case Cora created. Regina realizes that Cora did it because she wanted her broken. She insists that Cora come with her to turn herself in, feeling that she deserves from Cora what she has been trying to give Henry—the effort to become worthy of one's child. Cora agrees, but during the car ride, she goads Regina over her loss of Henry and the impossibility of reclaiming him with

neg: The Good Son (film) to develop a relationship with her. When a fight breaks out between the two boys, Wallace locks Mark in the den. Henry asks a suspicious Susan to go for a walk with him, while Mark escapes the den and chases after them. Susan confronts Henry, asking him if he killed his brother. Henry confesses that he did kill his brother by sarcastically replying, "What if I did?" Horrified by her son's true nature, Susan tells Henry that he needs help but Henry flees into the woods, possibly fearing he will end up in prison instead. Susan gives chase and upon

neg: Josh White a suitable artist. They eventually narrowed their search down to two people, Pinewood Tom and The Singing Christian, both pseudonyms used by White. After months of rehearsals and out-of-town productions in Philadelphia and Boston, "John Henry" opened on Broadway on January 10, 1940, with Paul Robeson as John Henry and White as Blind Lemon Jefferson. The musical did not have a long run, but it boosted White's career. He began working with Woody Guthrie, Lead Belly, Burl Ives, and the Golden Gate Quartet in the CBS radio series "Back Where I Come From", written by folk-song collector Alan Lomax and

neg: Henry Herbert (Master of the Revels) Beinecke Library. After his death, the Ord transcript was bought by J.O. Halliwell-Phillips, who also did not publish anything from it. The Ord transcript appeared to be lost until 1937, when R.C. Bald discovered fragments of it pasted into Halliwell-Phillips' notebooks, stored at the Folger Shakespeare Library. It was revealed that Halliwell-Philips had gone through the Ord transcript and cut out interesting items, apparently discarding the rest. In 1996, N.W. Bawcutt discovered a few more of Hallilwell-Phillips' cuttings in a notebook at Edinburgh University Library. After 1818, the original office-book appears to have been lost. It was in the possession

neg: Prince Henry the Navigator sixteenth-century Portuguese mathematician and cosmographer Pedro Nunes remarked, "from it our sailors went out well taught and provided with instruments and rules which all map makers and navigators should know." The view that Henry's court rapidly grew into the technological base for exploration, with a naval arsenal and an observatory, etc., although repeated in popular culture, has never been established. Henry did possess geographical curiosity, and employed cartographers. Jehuda Cresques, a noted cartographer, has been said to have accepted an invitation to come to Portugal to make maps for the infante. This last incident probably accounts for the legend of

neg: The World, the Flesh and the Devil (1914 film) with its proper family. When the babies are grown, the man from the poor family (who has been led to believe that he did come from the rich family) goes to the house of the other and throws him out. The remainder of the movie deals with the frustrations of mistaken identity. The World, the Flesh and the Devil (1914 film) The World, the Flesh and the Devil (1914) is a British silent drama film. The film, now considered a lost film, was made using the additive color Kinemacolor process. The title comes from the "Book of Common Prayer": "From

neg: H.R. Pufnstuf now parents of impressionable children pushes them to downplay the "double entendres": "But to deny it, the shows lose some of their mystique. The Kroffts prefer to remain playfully vague." Martindale said in another interview that he fully believes Marty Krofft's insistence that he did not use drugs, especially given that Marty's focus was that of a businessman, but Martindale describes Sid Krofft as "a big kid" and "a hippy", saying, "His comment when I told him we were going to do this book was—and I quote—'Oh, far out.' He says these shows didn't come from smoking just a little

neg: Repetition (Kierkegaard book) Job lies in the fact that the passion of freedom is not choked or calmed in him by any false expression... Job demonstrates the compass of his world view through the firmness with which he knows how to eschew all crafty ethical evasions and cunning wiles." Everything that Kierkegaard says of Job can also be said of himself. And here is the closing passage in which Kierkegaard says, "Job is blessed and received everything back again double. This is what people call a repetition... Thus there is a repetition. When does it come? When did it come for Job? When

neg: Polygenism Created at the Same time with Adam, and II. That the Angels did not fall". Henry Home, Lord Kames was a believer in co-Adamism. Home believed God had created different races on Earth in separate regions. In his book "Sketches on the History of Man" in 1734 Home claimed that the environment, climate, or state of society could not account for racial differences, so that the races must have come from distinct, separate stocks. Charles White was another advocate of co-Adamism, although he used less theology to support his views. White's "Account of the Regular Gradation in Man" in 1799,

neg: Sorry, Wrong Number to Morano. Later, Henry decided to bypass Morano when Waldo was transferred to the New Jersey plant. Morano, however, showed up with two thugs and intimidated Henry into signing an IOU for $200,000 for his lost profits, due in three months. When Henry protested that he did not have that much money, Morano pointed out that Leona must have a large insurance policy. With Morano now in custody, Waldo stresses that Henry no longer has to raise the now-overdue sum. Waldo leaves Leona with a telephone number to call to locate Henry, but when she calls the number she discovers

neg: Witi Ihimaera main character in the book was Pākehā (European), Ihimaera's way of keeping his personal experiences somewhat concealed. He had come out to himself in 1984 and began the work, but out of sensitivity to his daughters, did not finish or publish it then. "Nights In The Gardens Of Spain" was filmed in 2010 (Director; Katie Wolfe – run time 76-mins featuring Calvin Tuteao in the central role of 'Kawa') with changes to the book, making the central character Māori rather than Pākehā, to more closely reflect Ihimaera's life. In an article in "The Sunday Star Times" Ihimaera was quoted as

neg: Henry Rollins his Hollywood film debut in 1994 in "The Chase" playing a police officer. In 1995, the Rollins Band's record label, Imago Records, declared itself bankrupt. Rollins began focusing on his spoken word career. He released "Everything", a recording of a chapter of his book "Eye Scream" with free jazz backing, in 1996. He continued to appear in various films, including "Heat", "Johnny Mnemonic" and "Lost Highway". The Rollins Band signed to Dreamworks Records in 1997 and soon released "Come in and Burn", but it did not receive as much critical acclaim as their previous material. Rollins continued to release spoken-word

neg: Indian rope trick Branson in his book "Indian Conjuring" (1922) wrote that "the trick has never been performed out of doors. That is to say that a rope thrown up into the air has not remained suspended in mid-air, nor has any boy ever climbed up it. That when at the top he has not disappeared and that after his appearance he did not come down in bits, covered with blood or otherwise." Branson offered £300 to anyone who could demonstrate the trick in the open. Magicians such as Harry Blackstone, David Devant, Horace Goldin, Carl Hertz, Servais Le Roy and Howard Thurston

neg: The Five of Me Henry come to light. The film is based on a real case of someone who suffered from multiple personality disorder. The book on which the film is inspired by, "The Five of Me" was written by Henry Hawksworth with Ted Schwartz. During the filming of this production an accident occurred on February 21, 1981. Camera assistant Jack Tandberg was killed on the set when he struck by a driverless car. This is also mentioned in "Stuntwomen: The Untold Hollywood Story" by Mollie Gregory where it suggests a lack of industry standards may have led to the deaths of three camera

neg: Inkheart tell the story of why they were there. A long time ago, when Meggie was two, her father was reading "Inkheart" to Meggie's mother, Teresa. Mo found out that he had a special gift where he could bring things out of books just by reading aloud, but that came with a price, for everything that comes out of the book, something must go in. So, while reading chapter 7, three of the main characters from the book, Capricorn, Basta, and Dustfinger, come out of the book and into their house. Capricorn tries to fight Mo, but eventually Mo forces them

neg: The Whole Truth (Lost) her in English. Jack asks Henry how the book is and takes him out of the prison he has been locked in. Henry asks him what the computer is for and Jack says it is for nothing. Henry eats some cereal. He says he figures it’s his reward for drawing the map. Locke and Jack are caught off guard since they didn’t know about the map. Henry then "hypothetically" thinks out loud that if he in fact were one of the Others, he would probably lead them into a trap so when Ana Lucia, Sayid, and Charlie get to where

neg: Black Rock (2012 film) veteran soldiers who are hunting on the island. Lou recognizes Henry as the younger brother of a former classmate and Abby invites the three to camp with them. While drunk, Abby flirts with Henry and eventually takes him into the woods to make out. When she tries to stop, Henry becomes aggressive and tries to rape her. Abby hits him in the head with a large rock. Hearing Abby's screams, the rest of the group come running and find Henry dead. Abby tries to explain what happened but the men don't believe her and become enraged that she's murdered their

neg: The Snow Queen (Once Upon a Time) her that it's okay. Everyone present suspects that The Snow Queen/Ingrid has succeeded in turning Emma against them. After Elsa and Hook are unable to find Emma, Mary Margret blames herself, stating that no one wants their family to see them as a monster. Elsa reassures a fearful Hook that Emma will be fine, but that she needs time alone to come to terms with her powers, the way she did. Meanwhile, a terrified Emma sits in her parked bug in the woods overlooking the town. Meanwhile, Regina attempts to find out the answers in the fairy tale book when

neg: Hasan al-Askari meanings that you think, and so he fabricates other than its (the Qur'an) meanings..." The disciple did as al-Askari advised him; and Al-Kindi was shrewd enough to say, "...no one like you can get to this. Would you tell me where you have got this from?" And when he heard the true story said, "Now you say the truth. Like this would not come out except that house (the Ahlul Bayt)…". It is said that al-Kindi burnt his book afterwards. Despite being confined to house arrest for almost his entire life, Hasan al-Askari was able to teach others about Islam,

neg: Who Were the Early Israelites and Where Did They Come from? Who Were the Early Israelites and Where Did They Come from? Who Were the Early Israelites and Where Did They Come From? is a book by American biblical scholar and archaeologist William G. Dever. Dever has been prominent in the debate between biblical "maximalists" and "minimalists" over the historicity of the Bible (specifically the Old Testament). This book, which coincided with Dever's retirement from the University of Arizona, where he served as professor of Near Eastern Archaeology and Anthropology for many years, was written on a semi-popular level to explain the background and origin of the people Dever describes as

neg: Help! Somebody Get me out of Fourth Grade! the best book in the series to date. Although written mainly for a younger audience, anyone who had to cope with childhood learning difficulties, such as dyslexia, may enjoy the book, said McEvoy. Help! Somebody Get me out of Fourth Grade! Help! Somebody Get me out of Fourth Grade! is the seventh book in the "Hank Zipzer" book series. It was written by "Henry Winkler" and "Lin Oliver", and released in "December 2004" by Grosset and Dunlap. When his parents get called for a parent-teacher conference, Hank just knows his teacher is going to tell them he is being held

neg: Charles W. Howard much to hundreds of others. Who was this old fellow who meant so much to the children? Where did he come from? What did he stand for? Why did he wear that red suit? Why was it trimmed with white fur? Why this? And why that? Howard spent years reading about the history of Santa Claus, picking up just about every book on the subject. As his knowledge increased, so did the requests from stores seeking an experienced Santa. Other men portraying Santa started to seek out his expertise, eventually leading to the development of the Santa Claus School. Following

neg: An Introduction to Zen Buddhism An Introduction to Zen Buddhism An Introduction to Zen Buddhism is a 1934 book about Zen Buddhism by Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki. First published in Kyoto by the Eastern Buddhist Society, it was soon published in other nations and languages, with an added preface by Carl Jung. The book has come to be regarded as "one of the most influential books on Zen in the West". The book grew out of Suzuki's 1914 publications for the Japanese journal "New East". Although the editor, Robertson Scott, suggested that Suzuki publish them in book form, he did not decide to do so until

neg: Unforgiven (Once Upon a Time) about his past with Ursula, and admits that they had an ugly history. While Emma believes she can trust Hook to tell her when the time comes, she begins to start questioning her parents' motives, which they overhear. They then come into the office with news that Maleficent has reappeared in Storybrooke, giving Emma more concern about the Queens' plans for revenge, with Mary Margaret reminding Emma that they are heroes and the Queens are villains. Regina and Henry are scouring the fairy tale book for clues to the author's identity. They come across additional pages about Pinocchio, suggesting that,

neg: Alexander Henry the elder diplomatic skills for which he would become well known, Henry "inwardly endured the tortures of suspense," before Mineweh declared that he admired Henry's bravery for entering their lands. He said since Henry did not come intending to make war, he could "sleep tranquilly" among them. That winter of 1761–62, a minor Ojibwa chief, Wawatam, adopted Henry as a brother. Henry's ability to make friends with both the French and their allied Indians greatly facilitated his trading activities. Between 1762 and 1763, Henry did business at Sault Ste Marie, where he formed friendships with Jean Baptiste Cadotte, Sr. (father of Michel

neg: Elizabeth of York Richard III fought the Battle of Bosworth Field. Richard III, despite having the larger army, was betrayed by one of his most powerful retainers, William Stanley, and died in battle. Henry Tudor took the crown by right of conquest as Henry VII. As the eldest daughter of Edward IV with no surviving brothers, Elizabeth of York had a strong claim to the throne in her own right, but she did not assume the throne as queen regnant. Such a precedent would not truly come to England for another 67 years, when her granddaughter, Mary I, acceded to the throne. Though

neg: The Pillow Book (film) the form of riddles. When the next messenger arrives, he is completely bare: no writing at all. The publisher and staff search for any hint of writing on the messenger's naked body. As the publisher dismisses him as a hoax, the man sticks out his tongue, bearing Book 10: The Book of Silence. The activists' protests come to an end when their truck hits a young wrestler bearing Book 11: The Book of The Betrayed, right outside the publisher's office. The next messenger (Masaru Matsuda) simply drives by the office, giving little time to copy down Book 12: The Book