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  • In 1790, the French Revolution continued. President George Washington gave the first State of t
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  • In 1794, the French Revolution continued. Eli Whitney was granted a patent for the cotton gin.
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  • ...serve as a judge, so the [[Alabama Democratic Party]] selected [[Elisabeth French]] to replace her on the November general election ballot. * Velasco, Eric (August 26, 2010) "Alabama Democrats pick Elisabeth French to replace Kenya Marshall as Jefferson County judicial candidate." ''Birmin
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  • Investor [[Joe French]] acquired five of the units during pre-sales, helping the developers secur
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  • In 1796, the French Revolution continued. General Napoléon Bonaparte married Joséphine de Be
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  • He completed his PhD ("Sexual perversion in eighteenth-century English and French fiction") there in [[1968]] while working as an instructor in the literatur * Ivker, Barry (1977) ''An Anthology and Analysis of 17th and 18th Century French Libertine Fiction.'' Studies in Sex and Society. Bloomington, Indiana: Indi
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  • ...s, who married brothers [[Mark Martin|Mark]] and [[John Martin]], used the French translation of their maiden name, Crow, as the name for the business. Corbe
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  • * [[Fuston, Petway & French]]
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  • ...g: Masterpieces from the Museums of FRAME." ( ), and "The Essence of Line: French Drawings from Ingres to Degas" ( ).
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  • In 1798, the French Revolution continued. Two coup d'états were staged in the Batavian Republ
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  • ...i]], formerly of [[The Club]] and the [[Wynfrey Hotel]]. The menu featured French, Italian and Mediterranean cuisine.
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  • Notable births in 1771 included inventor Richard Trevithick, French general Louis Henri Loison, and novelist and poet Sir Walter Scott. Notabl
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  • ...term. The First Barbary War ended. The British navy defeated a combined French and Spanish fleet in the Battle of Trafalgar. The Lewis and Clark Expediti
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  • ...next day. Napoleon Bonaparte crowned himself as the first Emperor of the French. Morphine was discovered.
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  • ...rtainments including animal acts at the Grandstand and dancing girls in a "French Casino" attraction.
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  • ...ted in [[1967]] for [[Vulcan Materials]] executive [[Houston Blount]]. The French provincial-style home was designed by [[Henry Sprott Long & Associates]] an
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  • ...incent's Hospital]]. It was named for St Vincent de Paul, the 17th century French priest who founded the order that established St Vincent's Hospital. It hou
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  • ...on. Lunch menu items included hamburgers, sandwiches, chicken fingers, and French fries. The dining area consisted of three rooms, the main dining area, a 70
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  • ...P gas station in [[Chelsea]]. The lunch menu consisted solely of burgers, french fries and milkshakes; breakfast was also available, as well as homemade des
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  • * [[Steve French]], 1998-2010
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