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How many famous people have Cardozo as their surname?
The only famous person with the surname of Cardazo is Benjamin N. Cardazo. He has a twin sister and was born on May 24, 1870. He died on July 9,1938. He was a jurist and justice on the American Supreme Court.
What actors and actresses appeared in Court TV - 1991?
The cast of Moral Court - 2000 includes: Tony Boldi as himself Ducky DooLittle as herself Deborah Dutch as Debbie Dutch Larry Elder as himself Vivian Guzman as Court Reporter Eric Lichtenberg as Jury Member Franklin Ruehl as Witness Alan Spotts as Jury Member
What has the author Lorna K Rees-Potter written?
Lorna K. Rees-Potter has written: 'Communicating court information' -- subject(s): Court administration, Court records, Data processing, Information storage and retrieval systems, Law reporting, Manitoba, Manitoba. Court of Appeal, Newfoundland, Newfoundland. District Court, Ontario, Ontario. Court of Appeal, Ontario. High Court of Justice, Ontario. Supreme Court, Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan. Provincial Court
When was Fung Ting Court created?
Yuk Ming Court was created in 1996.
What type of art does Diego Velazquez do?
Velazquez was born in Seville and apprenticed there and did some painting there in his youth, but the bulk of his painting was done in Madrid. He also briefly spend some time in Italy, during which he did portraits of Pope Innocent X and Juan de Pareja.
Was Benjamin Franklin ambassador to France for 9 years?
around that, he was an ambassador, he did help alot, but there is more to get form him
Why did franklin go to France after the declaration of independence was signed?
Benjamin Franklin traveled to France after signing the Declaration of Independence as an ambassador to the Court of King Louis XVI. While in France, Benjamin was beloved as the down to earth American genius and wit.
Who is the supreme court supreme justice?
Benjamin Franklin!
Who was with Benjamin Franklin when court lightning?
sir charles lingberg
What did Benjamin Franklin do when he was ambassador?
Franklin along with Jefferson and Adams went to the French court. He had a grand time in France and became like a rock star. Things were sold with his face on them and he wore a coonskin cap every where he went. Adams and Jefferson were not happy with him because he partied and refused to learn French.
What did Benjamin Franklin do during the American revolution?
Benjamin Franklin was one of the Founding Fathers and helped with the Declaration of Independence, met with the French to form an alliance, and was one of the most brilliant leaders of the revolution.
What was Benjamin Franklin's profession?
He was a Printer, an American ambassador to the French Court, Post Master of Philadelphia 1737-1753, and various other professions.
When was the tennis court oath painted?
Jacques did not paint the Tennis Court Oath, it was David
On a map can you show me where Benjamin Franklin lived?
Benjamin Franklin lived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for most of his adult life. Specifically, he resided on Market Street in Philadelphia, near what is now known as Franklin Court. This area is located in the historic district of Philadelphia, close to Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell.
Trying to find out information on a painter Hobens that painted Benjamin Franklin at the Court of France can you help?
According to my sources the well-known painting is by André-Edouard, Baron Jolly.Britannica mentions this Hobens who is otherwise unknown.There is a painting on this subject by Anton Hohenstein (1824-69), who was a well-known genre painter. See http://lcpdams.librarycompany.org:8881/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=79316&local_base=GEN01 I think "Hobens" is probably a mistranscription of "Hohens".
Why did Benjamin Franklin wear a coonskin cap?
When he went to France to requisition aid for the colonies in the war against the British, the heads of French court thought that surely anyone in the colonies would be a frontiersman. Franklin lived in a city, but he figured it would help to play along, so Ben ordered a coonskin cap to be sent to France. It became quite a hit (as did Ben) with the ladies of the court. To see a drawing of Franklin in his hat, click the link below. According to biographer Walter Isaacson, Franklin wore a hat made of soft marten fur, which he obtained on a trip to Canada seeking support for the Revolution. I don't believe that he wore an actual coon-skin cap as widely purported.
Who was the venerable American who spent most of the war at the french court at Versailles?
Benjamin Franklin. In December of 1776, Benjamin Franklin was sent to Paris with the primary goal of obtaining French aid for the United States. His official title was Commissioner to France. He was extremely successful in achieving a long and viable relationship between the United States and France, which led to securing a critical military alliance between the two countries, as well as, successful negotiations for the Treaty of Paris. Franklin resided in France from 1776-1785, and lived in a home in Passy, a suburb of Paris, which was and is located on the Right Bank, and one of the wealthiest sections of Paris. The home was actually donation to the United States, by Jacques-Donatien Le Ray, a wealthy benefactor and supporter of the US Revolution. Le Ray was known as the French "Father of the American Revolution". His wealth was acquired as a Shipping Magnet, and Glassmaker. He and Franklin developed a close relationship.
