ETYMOLOGIA SŁOWA VICEREINE
From French, from vice³ + reine queen, from Latin rēgīna.
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Lady Curzon's India: letters of a
vicereine
As The Wife Of George Curzon, Viceroy Of India From 1899 To 1905, Mary Curzon Was The Youngest Woman To Become Vicereine And The Only American To Attain That Supreme Position. This Volume Collects Her Letters. First Edition. Ex-Libraries.
Lady Mary Curzon, John Lewis Bradley, 1985
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The Sins of Sor Juana: Playscript
VICEREINE. No man will agree to that! JUANA. Which is why there is no man for
me. VICEREINE. You are impossible. You are selfish. Do not do this to me! (
Pause. JUANA grabs the VICEREINE'S hands and respectfully bows her head.) ...
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Sor Juana, Or, The Traps of Faith
Perhaps the Vicereine's affection was a composite of selfishness and admiration,
sympathy and pity. Juana Ines was an agreeable companion, obliging and
discreet; to these utilitarian and mundane considerations was added amazement
at a ...
The vicereine's entry alluded to the role of women in the family and in a more
civilized viceregal society.105 The vicereine was dressed in green and carried in
a crimson sedan chair.106 Doña Teresa's procession gathered all the illustrious
...
Alejandra B. Osorio, 2008
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Hispanisms and Homosexualities
The poet, played by Assumpta Serna, seems much younger than the vicereine,
although historically both women were in their early thirties when they met.
Bemberg's Sor Juana is a fresh-faced ingenue, with hardly a trace of the femme ...
Sylvia Molloy, Robert McKee Irwin, 1998
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Articles on House of Gonzaga, Including: Margaret of Savoy, ...
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Sor Juana's Second Dream: A Novel
The Vicereine smiled at Juana Ines, leisurelv f anning herself with a Chinese
dragon. "What will vou play for us, Dona Ramirez de Asbaje?" the Viceroy asked
Juana Ines. "I would like to play one of my own compositions, if vour majesties
have ...
Alicia Gaspar de Alba, 1999
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The Politics and Poetics of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz
Dr George Antony Thomas. Laguna), letras sung during Pawns of a House (Los
empeños de una casa) Loa 382 —“Loain thegardens whereher excellency
theCountess of Paredes went to entertain herself” Romance 41 — Vicereine ...
Dr George Antony Thomas, 2012
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Articles on Dukes of Mantua, Including: Margaret of Savoy, ...
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Nothing could exceed the endeavours of the vicereine to make our excursion
agreeable. She gathered fruit, and pared it ; culled flowers, and knotted them,
and presented them with her own hands; which was a mark of her
condescension.
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «VICEREINE»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
vicereine w wiadomościach.
LadyStar: Escape from Widow Island, Part One
The Vicereine laboriously made made her way across the dusty street. Cici all but ran in circles around her as she picked her way with the end of her staff. «The Mary Sue, Maj 15»
“Darling Mummie” the Easter Rising was an “awful tragedy”
They were written by the Vicereine, Lady Wimborne, wife of the Viceroy, and effectively Ireland's “first lady” at the time. Her husband, Lord Wimborne, was the ... «Irish Times, Paz 14»
5 Under-the-Radar Gems in Ireland
Built in the 19th century, its most interesting inhabitants were Louis (1900–1979) and Edwina (1901–1960) Mountbatten, the last viceroy and vicereine of India. «Fodor's Travel, Maj 14»
Inside the Cartier exhibition in Paris
Lady Mountbatten, last Vicereine of India, was a valued customer. Not someone who could ever be accused of being a wallflower, Lady Mountbatten supposedly ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Gru 13»
A Look at Edwardian Opulence
... “A Bloomsbury Family” or the sumptuously embroidered evening gown designed by the House of Worth in Paris for Lady Curzon, the Vicereine of India. «New York Times, Lut 13»
Amy Henderson: “Downton Abbey” and the Dollar Princesses
Married in 1895, she and Curzon moved to Bombay three years later when he was appointed Viceroy of India. Mary's elevation to Vicereine remains the highest ... «Smithsonian, Mar 12»
Anuradha Roy: THE FOLDED EARTH
In her drafty cottage, she types endless manuscripts for Diwan Sihab, an academic guarding letters between Edwina Mountbatten, the last vicereine of India, and ... «Daily Mail, Lut 11»
Royal wedding: India Hicks' bridesmaid memories of Prince Charles …
My grandparents were Viceroy and Vicereine of India at the time, so my mother was based with them in Delhi. Travelling back and forth from Delhi to London for ... «Daily Mail, Sty 11»
A SKY OF INKY TINT
... the writer of popular history, Charles Allen, has put together engaging gleanings from the first vicereine of India's paintings, journals and letters about her life in ... «Calcutta Telegraph, Wrz 10»
Talkin Broadway: The Sins of Sor Juana
In Zacarías' yarn, the Vicereine—who has taken Juana in as confidante and ward—has arranged a marriage to a noble for the teenaged Juana, so that she may ... «ChicagoPride.com, Lip 10»
