Viscount Dangan the Poor Peer Who Chose the Stage
The Irish born Viscount Arthur Wellesley Dangan, heir to Earl Cowley, roams from cab driving to painting and musical comedy in London and New York. He seeks military exemption to support his wife Mae Pickard and relatives but is refused, then returns to enlist with the St Lancers amid family scandal and a push to prove the nobility can earn their bread.
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England
Wellington
Waterloo
Viscount Dangan
Earl Cowley
Lord Dangan
Mae Pickard
New York
Dangan
Walit
Arthur Wellesley
Wmrne
Iron Duke
Viscount Daxgan
Sun Lancers
Belfast
London
Meutenant
5Th Lancers
Ian Ixeet
Bill
Duke of Welllaston
Lord Dangas
Arthur
Pearl Aufrere
Miss Aufrere
America
Sultor
Deagan
Victor of
Bride
Dane Fan
Herdie Band
Sapiro
Quarde
Ba Aman
Lushan
Stn Lancers
Newife
Lin
Mnally
Vincount Pangan
Violet
William Neville
Tie
Falo
Capt
Spender Clay
Pauline Astor
Capt O
William Waledort Astor
Nnaily
Wey
Hritinh
Attar Lin
Neville
Flv
Violot
Wart Cowley
Phyllia
Broughton
Viotet
Aed Warl Cowley
Buddha Was a Persian Says Dr Spooner Discoveries
Dr. David Brainard Spooner of the Indian government archeology unit argues Buddha was Persian rather than Hindu. He cites Behar excavations and architectural parallels to Persian sites, claiming Zoroastrian rites influenced Buddhist history and suggesting Ashoka and Buddha share an etymological race.
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Buddha
David Brainard Spooner
Archeological Department
Government of India
Spooner
Run Mound
Peabawur
India
Behar
Buddhien
Simla
Pataliputra
Ridia
Parsi
Porvopolia
Mory
Patni
Chandracipta
Dar
Asoka
Anoka
Thowa
Phrane
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Mas Pickard
Virginia
Miss Pickard
Mookea
Rongan
Bia
Karl Cowley
Violet Neville
Marquis of
Jéff
Ernest Klempner
Sue
Lord Neville