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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Retreats | | | |  Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Pope Alexander VI - The French in retreatBut a reaction against Charles soon set in, for all the powers were alarmed at his success, and on the 31st of March a league between the pope, the emperor, Venice, Lodovico il Moro and Ferdinand of Spain was formed, ostensibly against the Turks, but in reality to expel the French from Italy. Charles had himself crowned king of Naples on the 12th of May, but a few days later began his retreat northward. He encountered the allies at the Battle of Fornovo, and after a drawn fight cut his way through them and was back in France by November; Fer ...
See also:Pope Alexander VI, Pope Alexander VI - Education and election, Pope Alexander VI - Nepotism and opposition, Pope Alexander VI - French involvement, Pope Alexander VI - The French in retreat, Pope Alexander VI - Confiscations and Savonarola, Pope Alexander VI - Cesare in the North, Pope Alexander VI - Last years, Pope Alexander VI - Death and reputation, Pope Alexander VI - Mistresses and family, Pope Alexander VI - Representations in popular culture, Pope Alexander VI - Books, Pope Alexander VI - Television Read more here: » Pope Alexander VI: Encyclopedia II - Pope Alexander VI - The French in retreat |
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| | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Roman Britain - Occupation and retreat from southern Scotland There is no historical source describing the decades that followed Agricola's recall. Even the name of his replacement is unknown. Archaeology has shown that some Roman forts south of the Forth-Clyde isthmus were rebuilt and enlarged, although others appear to have been abandoned. Roman coins and pottery are found circulating at native settlement sites in what are now the Scottish lowlands in the years before 100, indicating growing Romanisation.
Around 105, however, a serious setback appears to have happened at the hands of the indig ...
See also:Roman Britain, Roman Britain - Early Roman contacts, Roman Britain - The Roman invasion, Roman Britain - Roman rule is established, Roman Britain - Occupation and retreat from southern Scotland, Roman Britain - Trade and industry, Roman Britain - The third century, Roman Britain - Government of Britannia, Roman Britain - The fourth century, Roman Britain - Town and country, Roman Britain - The end of Roman rule, Roman Britain - Religion, Roman Britain - Sub-Roman Britain, Roman Britain - The legacy Read more here: » Roman Britain: Encyclopedia II - Roman Britain - Occupation and retreat from southern Scotland |
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| | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Lord & Taylor - Expansion and Retreat While a part of Associated and under the leadership of CEO Joseph E. Brooks, during 1970s aggressively expanded into Texas, Illinois and Michigan and in the early 1980s south Florida saw 11 stores opened in quick succession. Partially withdrew from the oil-shocked Texas and southern Florida markets in 1989-1990 after its 1986 acquisition by May.
After May assumed ownership, the majority of ADG's Hahne & Co. division (six New Jersey locations) and several former John Wanamaker (Philadelphia) locations were combined with Lord & Taylor. Since 1995 Lord & Taylor has occupied the for ...
See also:Lord & Taylor, Lord & Taylor - Expansion and Retreat, Lord & Taylor - Moving Forward after the 2003 Restructuring, Lord & Taylor - Lord & Taylor's Iconic Dorothy Shaver, Lord & Taylor - A Store of Firsts, Lord & Taylor - Locations, Lord & Taylor - Connecticut, Lord & Taylor - Delaware, Lord & Taylor - District of Columbia, Lord & Taylor - Florida, Lord & Taylor - Georgia, Lord & Taylor - Illinois, Lord & Taylor - Maryland, Lord & Taylor - Massachusetts, Lord & Taylor - Michigan, Lord & Taylor - Missouri, Lord & Taylor - New Jersey, Lord & Taylor - New York, Lord & Taylor - North Carolina, Lord & Taylor - Pennsylvania, Lord & Taylor - Virginia, Lord & Taylor - Former Locations, Lord & Taylor - Previously closed stores as part of July 2003 restructuring, Lord & Taylor - Previously closed stores closed prior to 2003 restructuring, Lord & Taylor - Stores Announced but never built/completed due to 2003 restructuring Read more here: » Lord & Taylor: Encyclopedia II - Lord & Taylor - Expansion and Retreat |
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| | | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Carl G. Fisher - Decline final project: a poor man's retreat The losses in his real estate ventures and the Stock Market Crash of 1929 left Fisher virtually penniless. Always a man whose lifeblood seemed to be new dreams and projects, by the mid 1930s, he was living in a small cottage on Miami Beach and received a US$500 per month salary from his former partners to do promotional work.
Shortly before his death, as what turned out to be his last project, Fisher developed and built Key Largo's Caribbean Club, a fishing club for men of modest means, "a poor man's retreat." Ever the promoter, Fishe ...
See also:Carl G. Fisher, Carl G. Fisher - Youth early career bicycles, Carl G. Fisher - Automobiles: Parts and sales, Carl G. Fisher - Auto racing: the Brickyard, Carl G. Fisher - Early highways, Carl G. Fisher - Miami Beach, Carl G. Fisher - Montauk Long Island, Carl G. Fisher - Decline final project: a poor man's retreat, Carl G. Fisher - Legacy Read more here: » Carl G. Fisher: Encyclopedia II - Carl G. Fisher - Decline final project: a poor man's retreat |
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| | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Yuan Shikai - Retreat and the Republic The Empress Dowager and the Guangxu Emperor died within a day of each other in November 1908. Some sources indicate that the will of the Emperor had specifically directed that Yuan be executed. Avoiding execution, in January 1909, Yuan Shikai was relieved of all his posts by the regent, the 2nd Prince Chun (醇親王). The official reason advanced was that he was returning to his home in the village of Huanshang (洹上村), located in the suburbs of Zhangde prefecture (彰德府), now called the prefecture-level city of Anyang (安 ...
See also:Yuan Shikai, Yuan Shikai - Early years, Yuan Shikai - Korea, Yuan Shikai - Late Qing Dynasty, Yuan Shikai - Retreat and the Republic, Yuan Shikai - Becoming Emperor, Yuan Shikai - Evaluation and legacy Read more here: » Yuan Shikai: Encyclopedia II - Yuan Shikai - Retreat and the Republic |
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| | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Yuan Shikai - Retreat and the Republic The Empress Dowager and the Guangxu Emperor died within a day of each other in November 1908. Some sources indicate that the will of the Emperor had specifically ordered that Yuan be executed. Avoiding execution, in January 1909, Yuan Shikai was relieved of all his posts by the regent, the 2nd Prince Chun (醇親王). The official reason advanced was that he was returning to his home in the village of Huanshang (洹上村), located in the suburbs of Zhangde prefecture (彰德府), now called the prefecture-level city of Anyang (安 ...
See also:Yuan Shikai, Yuan Shikai - Early years, Yuan Shikai - Korea, Yuan Shikai - Late Qing Dynasty, Yuan Shikai - Retreat and the Republic, Yuan Shikai - Becoming Emperor, Yuan Shikai - Evaluation and legacy Read more here: » Yuan Shikai: Encyclopedia II - Yuan Shikai - Retreat and the Republic |
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| | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Hira - The first revelation One night in the month of Ramadan, while Muhammad was meditating in Hira, he heard a voice declare, "Read!" Muhammad said, "I cannot read." (Muhammad was illiterate). The voice again said, "Read!" and Muhammad gave the same response. For a third time, the voice said more emphatically, "Read!". He said, "What can I read?" The voice replied:
"Read: In the name of thy Lord Who createth.
"Createth man from a clot.
"Read: And it is thy Lord the Most Bountiful
"Who teacheth by the pen,
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See also:Hira, Hira - Hira as a retreat, Hira - The first revelation, Hira - Pictures Read more here: » Hira: Encyclopedia II - Hira - The first revelation |
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| | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Long March - The rise of Mao After several months of marching westward, harassed by the Kuomintang, the Communist Army was exhausted. Under these conditions, the Communists met in Zunyi in Guizhou province January 6–8, 1935. Here, they decided the future of the leadership of the communist party. On January 15, at Zunyi, the meeting which decided the future leadership of the party began. It lasted for three days. The generals of the Red Army and the old guards of the leadership sided with Mao Zedong and he was elevated to the position of Party Secretary. This gave him ...
See also:Long March, Long March - Beginnings of the retreat, Long March - The rise of Mao, Long March - Conclusion Read more here: » Long March: Encyclopedia II - Long March - The rise of Mao |
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| | | | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Battle of Perryville - The Kentucky Campaign of 1862 Situated between the Southern states of Tennessee and Virginia and the Northern states of Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, the border state of Kentucky was coveted by both sides of the conflict because of its central location. So much so, in fact, that in September 1861, Kentucky-born President Abraham Lincoln wrote in a private letter, “I think to lose Kentucky is nearly the same as to lose the whole game.”
Opposing viewpoints within the state vied for control during the early part of the war, and while the state never seceded from th ...
See also:Battle of Perryville, Battle of Perryville - The Kentucky Campaign of 1862, Battle of Perryville - Battle, Battle of Perryville - Casualties, Battle of Perryville - The retreat, Battle of Perryville - The aftermath Read more here: » Battle of Perryville: Encyclopedia II - Battle of Perryville - The Kentucky Campaign of 1862 |
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| | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Battle of Perryville - Battle On October 1, Buell left Louisville with Major General George Henry Thomas as his second in command. While 20,000 men under Brigadier General Joshua Sill moved toward Frankfort, the Army of the Ohio, with 58,000 troops under Buell and Thomas, advanced toward Bragg's army in Bardstown on three separate roads:
1st Corps - Major General Alexander McDowell McCook - on the left, along the Mackville Road
2nd Corps - Major General Thomas Leonidas Crittenden - on the right, along the Lebanon Road
3rd Corps - Major General Charles Champion Gilbert - i ...
See also:Battle of Perryville, Battle of Perryville - The Kentucky Campaign of 1862, Battle of Perryville - Battle, Battle of Perryville - Casualties, Battle of Perryville - The retreat, Battle of Perryville - The aftermath Read more here: » Battle of Perryville: Encyclopedia II - Battle of Perryville - Battle |
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| | | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Yuan Shikai - Early years Yuan Shikai was born in the village of Zhangying (張營村), located in Xiangcheng county (項城縣), depending from Chenzhou prefecture (陳州府), Henan province. Xiangcheng county has now become the county-level city of Xiangcheng (项城市), depending from the prefecture-level city of Zhoukou (周口市). Chenzhou is now called Huaiyang (淮阳), but it is no longer the head of the prefecture, having been replaced by Zhoukou. The village of Zhangying is locate ...
See also:Yuan Shikai, Yuan Shikai - Early years, Yuan Shikai - Korea, Yuan Shikai - Late Qing Dynasty, Yuan Shikai - Retreat and the Republic, Yuan Shikai - Becoming Emperor, Yuan Shikai - Evaluation and legacy Read more here: » Yuan Shikai: Encyclopedia II - Yuan Shikai - Early years |
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| | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Te Kooti's War - Flight Te Kooti and his men fled west and north into the King Country where the Armed Constabulary could not follow them - this would have been seen as a declaration of war. However Kepa and the Wanganui Maori could do so and were just acceptable to the King and his advisors. They continued the pursuit, officially sanctioned by the Government to do so. Gradually Te Kooti was forced north, reaching Taumarunui on 7 January 1870. At some stage he was joined by Kereopa, the infamous eyeball-eater from the Volkner Incident, and between ...
See also:Te Kooti's War, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti, Te Kooti's War - Escape and Pursuit, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti Strikes Back, Te Kooti's War - Retreat and Defeat, Te Kooti's War - The First Retreat to the Urewera Mountains, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti and King Tawhio, Te Kooti's War - Te Porere, Te Kooti's War - Flight, Te Kooti's War - Pursuit Read more here: » Te Kooti's War: Encyclopedia II - Te Kooti's War - Flight |
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| | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti Te Kooti Arikirangi Te Turuki was born about 1814 into the Ngati Maru sub-tribe of the Maori people in Poverty Bay on the south shore of East Cape. In his early youth he was very wild, causing a great deal of trouble within the tribe and the area. He then became a successful trader, sailing Maori-owned ships up to Auckland and competing successfully with the Pakeha traders.
Unlike most of the Ngati Manu he did not convert to Pai Marire or Hau Hauism when that new religion swept through the district in 1865. In fact he opposed it actively during the ...
See also:Te Kooti's War, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti, Te Kooti's War - Escape and Pursuit, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti Strikes Back, Te Kooti's War - Retreat and Defeat, Te Kooti's War - The First Retreat to the Urewera Mountains, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti and King Tawhio, Te Kooti's War - Te Porere, Te Kooti's War - Flight, Te Kooti's War - Pursuit Read more here: » Te Kooti's War: Encyclopedia II - Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti |
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| | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Te Kooti's War - Escape and Pursuit On 4 July 1868 Te Kooti led a revolt that took over the entire prison complex, capturing the guards and the armoury. At the same time another party of prisoners captured the supply ship Rifleman, which had just arrived in port. There was only one casualty - a particularly disliked guard was killed against Te Kooti's orders. The next day the Rifleman sailed for the mainland carrying virtually ...
See also:Te Kooti's War, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti, Te Kooti's War - Escape and Pursuit, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti Strikes Back, Te Kooti's War - Retreat and Defeat, Te Kooti's War - The First Retreat to the Urewera Mountains, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti and King Tawhio, Te Kooti's War - Te Porere, Te Kooti's War - Flight, Te Kooti's War - Pursuit Read more here: » Te Kooti's War: Encyclopedia II - Te Kooti's War - Escape and Pursuit |
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| | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti Strikes Back Early in November Te Kooti led his men back down to Poverty Bay, easily avoiding the government forces based in the area. On the night of 10 November, Te Kooti's men attacked the settlement of Matawhero in Poverty Bay. That night some 54 people were killed. Almost the first to die were the magistrate, Reginald Biggs, and his family. It was not random killing - the men who died had all been active in the process of alienating Maori land. Although now repugnant, it was seen then as appropriate that their families should die with them. Among those who died were also 20 Maori, again specifically targeted. Some of them at ...
See also:Te Kooti's War, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti, Te Kooti's War - Escape and Pursuit, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti Strikes Back, Te Kooti's War - Retreat and Defeat, Te Kooti's War - The First Retreat to the Urewera Mountains, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti and King Tawhio, Te Kooti's War - Te Porere, Te Kooti's War - Flight, Te Kooti's War - Pursuit Read more here: » Te Kooti's War: Encyclopedia II - Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti Strikes Back |
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| | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti and King Tawhio All the Government forces had withdrawn from the Ureweras by 18 May. Despite this the invasion was partially successful, the Tuhoe having had enough of their troublesome guest. In early June Te Kooti and about 150 of his supporters left the area moving towards Lake Taupo in the center of the North Island.
At Opepe, just short of Taupo, they ran into a small party of Militia, who mistook them for their Maori allies: a costly mistake as nine of them were killed with no loss to Te Kooti. The Ringatu then continued on to ...
See also:Te Kooti's War, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti, Te Kooti's War - Escape and Pursuit, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti Strikes Back, Te Kooti's War - Retreat and Defeat, Te Kooti's War - The First Retreat to the Urewera Mountains, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti and King Tawhio, Te Kooti's War - Te Porere, Te Kooti's War - Flight, Te Kooti's War - Pursuit Read more here: » Te Kooti's War: Encyclopedia II - Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti and King Tawhio |
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| | | | | Retreats: Encyclopedia II - Te Kooti's War - Te Porere Disgruntled by this lukewarm response, Te Kooti and his people, maybe by now as many as 800, returned to Tokaanu on the southern shore of Lake Taupo on 18 August, and then a few kilometres further south to Te Porere at Lake Rotoaira, where he began to build himself a Pa.
Meanwhile the enemy forces were gathering - both Pakeha and Maori armies they were moving towards Lake Taupo from all directions.
McDonnell had been appointed by the government to lead the forces against Te Kooti. With a force of Armed Constabulary from Wanganu ...
See also:Te Kooti's War, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti, Te Kooti's War - Escape and Pursuit, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti Strikes Back, Te Kooti's War - Retreat and Defeat, Te Kooti's War - The First Retreat to the Urewera Mountains, Te Kooti's War - Te Kooti and King Tawhio, Te Kooti's War - Te Porere, Te Kooti's War - Flight, Te Kooti's War - Pursuit Read more here: » Te Kooti's War: Encyclopedia II - Te Kooti's War - Te Porere |
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