Bernhardt gowns as art and bold fashion influence
A detailed critique of Madame Bernhardt's stage costumes and their impact. It highlights her gown designs, including a cuirass look, breakfast robe in Magda, Camille dresses with lace and embroidery, Angelo silk brocade, and her distinctive hip swathing, long lines, and unique accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Bernhardt
Bernhardt
Paris
Mane
Camille
Angelo
Mme. Bernhardt
Sara Bernhardt
Mme, Bernhardt
Independence Day Date Disputed by State Historian
The article argues that the real day of independence was July 2 1776 when the Lee resolution passed, with the Declaration of Independence adopted on July 4 and signed mostly on August 2. It notes handwriting, signing details, and late signatures by several delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
William H. Michael
Department of State
Great Britain
Thomas Jefferson
Mr. Michael
United States
Richard Henry Lee
Michael
Lee
Jefferson
Dickinson
Hancock
Thomson
John Hancock
Artest
Charles Thomson
Congress
Philadelphia
Hyman Gratz
7Th
Market Streets
Penn National Bank
Washington
Continental Congress
Independence
Fathers of the Republic
George Wythe
Virginia
Eldridge Gerry
Massachusetts
Oliver Wolcott
Connecticut
Matthy Thornton
New Hampshire
Thomas McKean
Delaware
Bnt
Matthew Thornton
Sioners
Forester Crossing阻 Alleyne in Forest Quest
Alleyne journeys to Minstead with two friends, the archer and Hordle John, who plan concealment at Sir Nigel Loring’s castle. A violent forest encounter with a rough peasant interrupts the trek as Alleyne refines his path toward Beaulieu and possible France.
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Alleyne
Minstead
Simon Fdricson
Zutess
Pesemsue
Nigel Loring
Christchurch
Claude Latour
White Company
Chatelain
Buscar
Montchateau
Gaston
Foix
Hordle John
France
Peter
Simon
Norwich
Judas
Beaulieu
John
Bramshaw Hill
Holmesley Walk
William Montacute
Earl of Salisbury
Signing Day Names Begin With Benjamin Rush and Four Others
The general signing day features Benjamin Rush James Wilson George Ross George Clymer and George Taylor as the named signers. The event marks a key moment with these five individuals identified among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Rush
James Wilson
George Ross
George Clymer
George Taylor
Fourth of July at Sea Big Day for Sailors
The article describes Independence Day as the top holiday for sailors, arranged by naval leaders to keep ships in port, dress ships, fire the national salute, and allow relaxed discipline so sailors may enjoy patriotic activities and varied sports.
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Naval Service
Navy Department
Davy Jones
Jackies
Jackie
Uncle Sam
Navy
Republic
Black Hair Holds Weight Up To Four Ounces
A scientist reports black hair is strongest among hair colors. Experiments show a single black hair can suspend four ounces, while blond hair breaks earlier. Yellow hair barely supports two ounces, brown about three, and very dark brown up to three and a half ounces.
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Bernhardt’s
Sarah Brernstardt
Onan Povle
Habert
Independence Hall
Sailor Boys
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