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 |  |  | Will: Encyclopedia - Aurora IllinoisAurora is a city located in Kane, DuPage, Will and Kendall counties in Illinois. As of the 2000 census, the city had a total population of 142,990; in 2003, a special census found the city's population to be 157,267, making it the second-largest city in Illinois, behind Chicago and just ahead of Rockford. At the end of 2005 the population is now 166,614. About 110,000 of the city's residents reside in Kane County, while about 42,000 live in DuPage County. Only a f ...
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See also:Will o' the wisp, Will o' the wisp - Terminology, Will o' the wisp - Folklore, Will o' the wisp - Literature, Will o' the wisp - Theories of origin, Will o' the wisp - Other titles, Will o' the wisp - Sources Read more here: » Will o' the wisp: Encyclopedia II - Will o' the wisp - Folklore |
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See also:Great Books of the Western World, Great Books of the Western World - History, Great Books of the Western World - The works, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 1, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 2, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 3, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 4, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 5, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 6, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 7, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 8, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 9, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 10, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 11, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 12, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 13, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 14, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 15, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 16, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 17, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 18, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 19, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 20, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 21, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 22, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 23, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 24, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 25, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 26, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 27, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 28, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 29, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 30, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 31, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 32, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 33, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 34, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 35, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 36, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 37, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 38, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 39, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 40, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 41, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 42, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 43, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 44, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 45, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 46, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 47, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 48, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 49, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 50, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 51, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 52, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 53, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 54, Great Books of the Western World - Second edition, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 20, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 23, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 31, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 34, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 43, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 44, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 45, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 46, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 47, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 48, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 52, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 55, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 56, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 57, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 58, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 59, Great Books of the Western World - Volume 60, Great Books of the Western World - Criticism Read more here: » Great Books of the Western World: Encyclopedia II - Great Books of the Western World - The works |
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Symbolism arts - The Symbolist Manifesto.
Symbolists believed that art should aim to capture more absolute truths which could only be accessed by indirect methods. Thus, they wrote in a highly metaphorical and suggestive manner, endowing particular images or objects with symbolic meaning. The Symbolist manifesto (‘Le Symbolisme’, Le Figaro, 18 Sept 1886) was published in 1886 by Jean Moréas. Moréas announced that Symbolism was hostile to "plain meanings, declamations, false sentimentality and matter-of-fact ...
See also:Symbolism arts, Symbolism arts - Precursors and origins, Symbolism arts - Symbolism as a movement, Symbolism arts - The Symbolist Manifesto, Symbolism arts - Symbolist techniques, Symbolism arts - Paul Verlaine and the poètes maudits, Symbolism arts - Symbolism and philosophy, Symbolism arts - The Symbolist literary world, Symbolism arts - In other media, Symbolism arts - Symbolism in the visual arts, Symbolism arts - Symbolist influence in music, Symbolism arts - Symbolist prose fiction, Symbolism arts - Symbolist theatre, Symbolism arts - Aftermath, Symbolism arts - Symbolists, Symbolism arts - Some precursors to Symbolism, Symbolism arts - Symbolist authors, Symbolism arts - Symbolist influence in English literature Read more here: » Symbolism arts: Encyclopedia II - Symbolism arts - Symbolism as a movement |
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See also:Aurora Illinois, Aurora Illinois - Landmarks, Aurora Illinois - Geography, Aurora Illinois - Demographics, Aurora Illinois - Schools, Aurora Illinois - East Aurora School District 131:, Aurora Illinois - West Aurora School District 129: Read more here: » Aurora Illinois: Encyclopedia II - Aurora Illinois - Landmarks |
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See also:Der Ring des Nibelungen, Der Ring des Nibelungen - Content, Der Ring des Nibelungen - Story, Der Ring des Nibelungen - Music, Der Ring des Nibelungen - History of the Ring Cycle, Der Ring des Nibelungen - Composition, Der Ring des Nibelungen - First productions, Der Ring des Nibelungen - The Ending of the Ring Cycle, Der Ring des Nibelungen - Recordings of the complete Ring Cycle, Der Ring des Nibelungen - Performances, Der Ring des Nibelungen - Parodies Read more here: » Der Ring des Nibelungen: Encyclopedia II - Der Ring des Nibelungen - Content |
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See also:François Rabelais, François Rabelais - Life, François Rabelais - Contemporary writers on Rabelais, François Rabelais - Bibliography Read more here: » François Rabelais: Encyclopedia II - François Rabelais - Life |
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Illinois - Pre-Columbian.
Cahokia, the urban center of the pre-Columbian Mississippian culture, was located near present-day Collinsville, Illinois. That civilization vanished circa 1400–1500 for unknown reasons. The next major power in the region was the Illiniwek Confederation or Illini, a political alliance among several tribes. The Illiniwek gave Illinois its name. The Illini suffered in the seventeenth century as Iroquois expansion forced them to compete with several tribes for land. The Illini were replaced in Illinois by the Potawatomi, Miami, Sauk, and other tribes.
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See also:Illinois, Illinois - History, Illinois - Pre-Columbian, Illinois - European exploration, Illinois - The 1800s, Illinois - The Civil War, Illinois - Government, Illinois - Geography, Illinois - Economy, Illinois - Demographics, Illinois - Religion, Illinois - Important cities and towns, Illinois - Counties of Illinois, Illinois - Education, Illinois - Illinois State Board of Education, Illinois - Primary and secondary schools, Illinois - Colleges and universities, Illinois - Professional sports teams, Illinois - Famous Residents, Illinois - Rogues gallery, Illinois - State symbols Read more here: » Illinois: Encyclopedia II - Illinois - History |
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 |  |  | Will: Encyclopedia II - Square Co. Ltd. - Subsidiaries and related corporationsThe Disk Original Group (DOG) was a union formed of no less than seven Japanese video game companies: Square Co., Ltd., MicroCabin, Thinking Rabbit Co., Ltd., Carry Lab, System Sacom, Xtal Soft, and HummingBird Soft. Founded July 14, 1986, Square took the lead of this promising alliance to produce games on the Famicom Disk System. Because Square headed DOG, all DOG titles were published under the name Square. In reality, however, Square only produced a few of the eleven games published under the DOG label. In general, the games were commercial failures, lea ...
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