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	JewishEncyclopedia.com - RUMANIA: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		Alexander Lapushneanu (1552-61) cruelly treated the Jews until he was dethroned by Jacob Heraclides, a Greek, who was lenient to his Jewish subjects.
		When peace was at last restored both princes, Alexander Mavrocordatos of Moldavia and Nicholas Mavrogheni of Wallachia, pledged their special protection to the Jews, whose condition remained favorable until 1787, when the Janizaries on one side and the Russians on the other invaded Rumania and vied with each other in butchering the Jews.
		From the beginning of the reign of Alexander Cuza (1859-66), the first ruler of the united principalities, the Jews became a prominent factor in the politics of the country.
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	Elias Schwartzfeld - The Jews of Romania
		The exactions of Alexander Lapushneanu (1552-1561), a cruel tyrant, were so severe that the Jews uttered shouts of joy when he was dethroned by Jacob Heraklides, despot of islands in the Ægean, whose reign was favorable to the Jews.
		The secretary of Alexander Mircha (1567-1577) was Isaiah ben Joseph, whom he dismissed, probably in 1573, in consequence of intrigues conducted by the Duke of Naxos to dethrone Alexander and put himself in his place.
		Alexander Ypsilante was appointed in Wallachia (1774-1782), and Gregory Alexander Ghika for the second time in Moldavia (1774-1777).
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	Note: Prince Mavrocordato - _The Last Man_ by Mary Shelley - Electronic Editions, Romantic Circles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		Prince Mavrocordato was a Greek statesman and (after 1833) Premier, a leading figure in the Greek War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire (1821-29).
		For a time before the beginning of the war, in 1820-21, he was in exile, living near the Shelley party, then in Pisa.
		It was not until 1827 that England, Russia, and France began to support Greece, which gained its independence in 1829.
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		There was a jubilation in the ranks which Alexander was never to forgive p271 Opis, he announced that all Macedonians who were unfit for further service because of age or injury would be disbanded and allowed to return home..
		When Alexander the Great beseiged Tyre, the Macedonian, who claime dto be descended from Heracles, expressed a wish to offer a sacrifice in the temple of Melqart for ends that were clearly political (Arrianus 2:15,7-16,7).
		Alexander of Bulgaria likewise assumed the title of emperor of the Bulgarians and Greeks..
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	Papaflessas - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Papaflessas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		He served as Minister of Internal Affairs and Chief of Police in the government of Alexander Mavrocordatos.
		Papaflessas was killed in battle May 20, 1825, fighting the forces of Ibrahim at Maniaki, Messinia.
		In 1823 Papaflessas was named the Minister of Internal Affairs and the Chief of Police by the government of Alexander Mavrocordatos under the name Gregorious Dikaios, the name he had when was in Philiki Etairia.
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		Alexander Cochrane, but profiting most by his own ready wit and hearty love of his profession.
		With that object--of course clandestine--Sir Alexander Cochrane sought the permission of the Admiralty to employ De Berenger as a teacher of sharp-shooting, in which he was a well-known adept.
		This was not granted, and near the end of 1813, Sir Alexander set sail for Halifax, leaving Lord Cochrane to follow in the _Tonnant_, in charge of a convoy, and in getting the _Tonnant_ ready for sea his lordship was busy during January and February, 1814.
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	HMS-NY: History
		Consequently, he became a professor of surgery at Cornell Medical College of New York, and was Chief of Surgery at the Metropolitan and Seaview Hospitals in New York City.
		The founders included the pediatrician Christos Bozes, the internist Alexander Alexiou, the dermatologist Nicholas Pattakos, the gynecologist Avraam Soukouris and the surgeon Constantine Psakis.
		Medical seminars were continued under the leadership of Dr. Alexander Karfopoulos, followed by Dr. Marinos Petratos and Dr. Nicholas Mezitis.
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	Levantine testimony 44
		Helena’s brothers Aristide, Alexander, Hector and Hanry were tremendous bon vivants and sportsmen.
		Objects brought to light were given to the Istanbul archaeology museum and the most famous from Kyme was the marble statue of a woman garbed in classical robes, the feet of a prince, and the busts each of Alexander and Augustus.
		Of course the Chians who had one of the most prominent position in the island history, the Mavrocordatos (cousins of Mavrogordatos), later became Phanariot Greek noblemen, governors of Valachia and Moldavia, played a prominent role in the Greek inserrection, some rising to the level of prime minister’s office.
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	Mavi Boncuk: 10/10/04
		His son NICHOLAS MAVROCORDATO (1670-1730) was grand dragoman to the Divan (1697), and in 1708 was appointed iospodar (prince) of Moldavia.
		Nicholas Mavrocordato was succeeded as prince of Walachia in 1730 by his son Constantine.
		PRINCE ALEXANDER MAVROCORDATO (1791-1865), Greek statesman, a descendant of the hospodars, was born at Constantinople on the nth of February 1791.
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	1820-1821: The Byron Chronology - Scholarly Resources, Romantic Circles
		Prince Mavrocordatos, the Greek patriot, sails for Greece to join in the battles there.
		At the invitation of Shelley, Prince Argiropoli, cousin to Mavrocordatos, meets with Byron and renews his enthusiasm for the cause of Greek Independence.
		Byron writes Murray that the owners of Casa Lanfranchi were "the same mentioned by Ugolino in his dream, as his persecutor with Sismondi" and that the staircase was reputed to have been built by Michelangelo.
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		Alexander Mavrocordatos, the best educated and least corrupt of the leaders, had given up his post as head of the legislative branch, under threats from Kolkotrones, and had fled to the island of Hydra.
		Byron wisely did not ally himself with any action -he soon found out that a lot of Greeks were excellent liars who had set their eyes on his money only- and made every effort to unite the Greeks for their fight against the Turks.
		Byron committed himself to aid Mavrocordatos and the forces of western Greece, which hoped to conquer the remaining Turkish forts on the north and south sides of the Gulf of Corinth.
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		Mavrokordatos, Alexander Mavrokordatos or Mavrocordatos, Alexanderboth: mävand180;rôkôr-thäand180;tôs, 1791-1865, Greek patriot and statesman.
		He took an active part in the Greek revolt (1821) against Turkey and wrote the Greek declaration of independence.
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		He was pointed Dragoman or interpreter to the Ports, and, proving an able and faithful servant, he was permitted to nominate his successor Alexander Mavrocordato, who is said by some to have been a common labourer and to have married a butcher's daughter, whilst others call him a silk-dealer of Constantinople or of Chio.
		Although Nicholas Mavrocordato is chiefly referred to as the first Phanariote Prince of Wallachia, in 1776, a comparison of the authorities (Engel, Wilkinson, Neigebaur, andc.) shows that he had already ruled in Moldovia since 1712.
		After two campaigns, however, the allies were ingloriously defeated at Belgrade; and by the treaty of name (1739 A.D.) they were not only compelled to restore their conquests, but even to relinquish some of the territory of which the Porte had been deprived in the seventeenth century.
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	The Life of Thomas, Lord Cochrane, Tenth Earl of Dundonald, G.C.B., Admiral of the Red, Rear-Admiral of the Fleet, ...
		But at the close of the latter year, his uncle, Sir Alexander Cochrane, having been selected for the command of the fleet on the North American station, appointed him his flag-captain -- an appointment resting only with the Commander-in-Chief, and one with which the Government could not interfere.
		With that object -- of course clandestine -- Sir Alexander Cochrane sought the permission of the Admiralty to employ De Berenger as a teacher of sharp-shooting, in which he was a well-known adept.
		This was not granted, and near the end of 1813, Sir Alexander set sail for Halifax, leaving Lord Cochrane to follow in the Tonnant, in charge of a convoy, and in getting the Tonnant ready for sea his lordship was busy during January and February, 1814.
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	Society of Neurosurgical Anesthesia and Critical Care
		Mascia L, Andrews PJ, McKeating EG, Souter MJ, Merrick MV, Piper IR: Cerebral blood flow and metabolism in severe brain injury: the role of pressure autoregulation during cerebral perfusion pressure management.
		McGraw CP, Alexander E Jr, Howard G: Effect of dose and dose schedule on the response of intracranial pressure to mannitol.
		Mavrocordatos P, Bissonnette B, Ravussin P: Effects of neck position and head elevation on intracranial pressure in anaesthetized neurosurgical patients: preliminary results.
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	[SRE] on the true greek identity ... - www.ezboard.com
		Alexander Mavrocordatos[ 37 ] sheds light on these words.
		Palamas emphasizes: "The god-child of the classical Roman of Rome, from the time of Justinian till the time of Regas of Velestino, remained himself, distinct, always himself, within his borrowed name, which he made his own, the Roman of the City, the Roman serf, the indomitable Roman, the Roman Hellene...And since the history of Mr.
		Thus the Constitution of 1822 laid the foundations for the distortion of the song of the Romans of Regas of Velestino and pealed the beginning of the end of the work of Alexander the Great and of Constantine the Great, which thus entered the phase of its almost complete destruction.
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	Footsteps 58
		Valuing different cultures and ethnic identitiesby Dewi Hughes In Genesis chapters 1–11 we read about the beginnings of many things – the world itself and all its creatures, marriage, agriculture, sin, cities, music and metalwork.
		The older wells were running dry, their walls collapsing with the degeneration of the soil into sand as the Sahara crept slowly southwards every year.
		There is much poverty, apathy, despair and lack of trust, and little cultural activity.
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	2003boll1.htm
		Classical influence upon the tribe of Ben : a study of classical elements in the non-dramatic poetry of Ben Jonson and his circle / by Kathryn Anderson.
		Les loisirs de Philothée / Nicolas Mavrocordatos ; texte établi, traduit et commenté par Jacques Bouchard ; avant-propos de C. Th.
		Alexander the Great : a reader / edited by Ian Worthington.
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	1976 COSTES PALAMAS SOCIETY LECTURE
		But in the future how will they be able to protect them, whose political rights are being doubted, who are no longer considered Hellenes?’’[36]
		Ephtaliotes is not about the Hellene of Pericles, nor about the Hellene of Alexander the Great, the conscientious history weaver could no but speak about the Roman and Romanism, which are both of them nothing but the new names of the Hellenes and Hellenism.
		Thus the Constitution of 1822 laid the foundations for the distortion of the song of the Romans of Regas of Velestino and pealed the beginning of the end of the work of Alexander the Great and of Constantine the Great, which thus entered the phase of its almost complete destruction.
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	Hobby-O - (The Diary of John Cam Hobhouse, edited by Peter Cochran)
		Sir Frederick Adam (1781-1853); Lord High Commissioner on the Ionian Islands, and Earl Bathurst, (1762-1834) Secretary for War and the Colonies.
		Prince Alexander Mavrocordatos (1791-1865); Greek revolutionary leader respected by B., and John Bowring (1792-1872) Secretary of the London Greek Committee.
		Henry Luttrell, a poetaster friend of Moore (see 18 Apr 1815); Samuel Rogers, banker and poet; the Third Marquess of Lansdowne, Whig peer and patron of Moore.
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	A Quantonics Review of 'William James Sidis, The Broken Twig,' by Kathleen Montour of Johns Hopkins University
		Once, as a test of his ability, someone spelled out "Prince Mavrocordatos, a friend of Byron" in alphabet blocks before him.
		A week later William was asked "What was the name of Byron's friend I spelled out for you?" He answered immediately producing the phrase, thereby demonstrating that, besides his amazing memory, he did more than recognize strings of letters he had "read.""
		She goes on to exemplify Alexander Graham Bell as one who did have a breakdown and went on to become phenomenally successful, and she tells us that it is not unusual.
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	The Life of Thomas, Lord Cochrane, Tenth Earl of Dundonald, G.C.B., Admiral of the Red, Rear-Admiral of the Fleet, ...
		Mavrocordatos was named President of Greece in the Constitution of
		deterred therefrom by the vacillation of Mavrocordatos and the
		Mavrocordatos virtually resigned his presidentship, and there was
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	American Mineralogist, 2002, V 87, N 7.
		1000 Surface reconstruction and Aspolymerization at fractured loellingite (FeAs2) surfaces H.W. Nesbitt, I. Uhlig, and R.Szargan 1005 The strength of moissanite Jianzhong Zhang, Liping Wang,Donald J. Weidner, Takeyuki Uchida, and Ji-An Xu 1009 Diamond formation through carbonate-silicate interaction Yuri N. Pal'yanov, Alexander G.Sokol, Yuri M. Borzdov, Alexander F.
		Mavrocordatos and Danielle Fortin 947 Synthesis and NMR characterization (1H and 31P MAS) of the fluorine-free hydroxylapatite-britholite-(Y) series Juliette Imbach, Fabrice Brunet, Thibault Charpentier, and Joseph Virlet 958 Quantum mechanical calculations of dioctahedral 2:1 phyllosilicates: Effect of octahedral cation distributions in pyrophyllite, illite, and smectite C.
		Brian Mason MINERALOGICAL TABLES by Hugo Strunz and Ernest H. Nickel.
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		Comparison of dopamine and norepinephrine after traumatic brain injury andhypoxic-hypotensive insult
		Granger, JP; Alexander, BT; Bennett, WA; Khalil, RA
		Nitric oxide in the control of renal hemodynamics and excretory function
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		Uwe Hahn, Dornier Satellitensysteme GmbH, Germany, C. Mavrocordatos, ESA/ESTEC, The Netherlands
		Alexander I. Zakharov, Pavel V. Tugarinov, Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics RAS, Russia
		Alexander S. Shmalenyuk, Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia, Neon A. Armand, Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics, Russia
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	The Life of Thomas, Lord Cochrane, Tenth Earl of Dundonald, G.C.B., Admiral of the Red, Rear-Admiral of the Fleet, ...
		uncle, Sir Alexander Cochrane, having been selected for the command
		clandestine--Sir Alexander Cochrane sought the permission of the
		end of 1813, Sir Alexander set sail for Halifax, leaving Lord Cochrane
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