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Henry Beaumont Herts
Henry Beaumont Herts (1871 – 1933) was an American architect.
Herts was born in New York City, attended, but did not graduate from, Columbia University, and apprenticed under Bruce Price. He studied architecture in Europe at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris and at the Universities of Rome and Heidelberg.
In 1900 Herts, with partner Hugh Tallant, formed Herts & Tallant and became known for their theater designs. Tallant was the designer, and Herts serving as the engineer and businessperson. The 1903 New Amsterdam Theatre was their first big success, followed by the Fulton (razed in 1982), the Gaiety (razed in 1982), the Liberty (defunct in 1933), the Lyceum, the New German Theatre, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Herts perfected the cantilevered arch construction that enabled theater architects to support balconies without the use of columns.
The partnership with Tallant ended in 1911. Herts continued in business with assistant Herbert J. Krapp and produced the Booth, its companion the Schubert, and the Longacre Theaters. In 1915 Krapp left the firm.
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Henry Beaumont (died 1607)
Sir Henry Beaumont (c.1545 – 31 March 1607) was an English landowner and Member of Parliament.
He was the son of Nicholas Beaumont of Coleorton Hall, Leicestershire and educated at St John’s College, Cambridge (1560) and Lincoln's Inn (1566). He succeeded his father in 1585 and was knighted in 1603.
He was a Justice of the Peace for Leicestershire from 1584 and was appointed High Sheriff of Leicestershire for 1594-5. He was made Custos Rotulorum for the county from c.1605 until his death in 1607. He was elected MP for Leicestershire in 1588 (which convened in 1589) and again in a by-election in 1606.
He married Elizabeth, the daughter of mercer John Loveys of London and heiress to her brother Humphrey. They had one son, Thomas, who was MP for Tamworth from 1604 to 1614 and was created Viscount Beaumont of Swords.
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Henry Harcourt (Jesuit)
Henry Harcourt (1612 – 11 May 1673) was an English Jesuit.
Biography
Harcourt whose real name was Beaumont, third son of Sir Henry Beaumont, knt., of Stoughton, Leicestershire, by Elizabeth, daughter of Sir William Turpen, knight, of Knoptoft in that county, was born in 1612. He entered the Society of Jesus in 1630, and was made a spiritual coadjutor on 24 May 1643. In 1649 he appears in the Lancashire district, in 1655 in the Hampshire district, and in 1672 in the Suffolk district, where he died on 11 May 1673.
He was the author of "England's Old Religion faithfully gathered out of the Church of England. As it was written by Ven. Bede almost a Thousand Years agoe (that is) in the year 698 after the Passion of our Saviour. By H. B.," Antwerp, 1650, 12mo; and again, Antwerp (or London), 1658, 12mo.
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This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Cooper, Thompson (1890). "Harcourt, Henry". In Stephen, Leslie; Lee, Sidney. Dictionary of National Biography 24. London: Smith, Elder & Co.
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Gracedieu Priory Investigation (Re-Visit)
This investigation is a revisit to do the investigation with just the two of us, we have only done this place as a group of six. We got some good catball activity which was great but no emf. Please like, share and subscribe History of Grace Dieu Although the area around Grace Dieu has historical connections dating back to the Romans and beyond, the Priory came into being around 1235-1241 as a house for Augustinian canonesses, and was dedicated to God, the Holy Trinity and St Mary and was founded by Rohese (Rose) de Verdon. Rose was a member of a landowning family with estates around Belton. Her father Nicholas de Verdon had been given the land around Snape by William Wastneis, lord of the manor of Osgathorpe, to add to his park at Belton. Rose endowed the priory with “all my manor of B...
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APUSH - First Semester Review
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Gracedieu Priory Investigation (Re-Visit)
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This investigation is a revisit to do the investigation with just the two of us, we have only done this place as a group of six.
We got some good catball activi...
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We got some good catball activity which was great but no emf.
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History of Grace Dieu
Although the area around Grace Dieu has historical connections dating back to the Romans and beyond, the Priory came into being around 1235-1241 as a house for Augustinian canonesses, and was dedicated to God, the Holy Trinity and St Mary and was founded by Rohese (Rose) de Verdon.
Rose was a member of a landowning family with estates around Belton. Her father Nicholas de Verdon had been given the land around Snape by William Wastneis, lord of the manor of Osgathorpe, to add to his park at Belton. Rose endowed the priory with “all my manor of Belton… the park, warren and mills’ and with the Manor of Kirby in Kesteven, Lincolnshire.
The charter of the foundress, confirmed by Bishop Grosseteste of Lincoln in 1241, describes the priory as “the church of the Holy Trinity of the Grace of God at Belton dedicated to God and St Mary”. This provided the priory with the epithet Gratia Dei or Grace Dieu by which it is still known. Rose was buried in the priory chapel, and later records state that an annual sum of 12d was set aside to maintain a light shining on the tomb. The tomb and effigy were later removed, possibly at the Dissolution, to the parish church of Belton, where it can still be see today.
The first prioress was Agnes de Gresley, who was replaced in 1243 by Mary de Stretton. There was some concern about the spiritual state and the material welfare of the house in its early days.
John Comyn, Earl of Buchan and the Lord of Whitwick added more land to the priory estates in 1306. This comprised 100 acres of waste (newly cleared land from the forest) at Whitwick and Shepshed, probably equivalent to the current park at Grace Dieu.
In 1536-37 because of the lower valuation the priory was a candidate for suppression as a lesser monastery but it was reprieved, however the reprieve was short lived and in 1538 the priory was dissolved.
William Wordsworth stayed with his patron (Beamont) at nearby Coleorton Hall where he wrote:
“Beneath yon eastern ridge, the craggy bound,
Rugged and high, of Charnwood’s forest ground,
Stand yet, but, Stranger, hidden from thy view
The ivied ruins of forlorn Grace Dieu,
Erst a religious House, which day and night
With hymns resounded and the chanted rite.”
JOHN BEAUMONT, grandson of Thomas Beaumont of Coleorton, was "appointed by the Kings Writ Jan 30 1534-5 to take the ecclesiastical survey of the County of Leicestershire" together with Docters Leigh and Layton. They valued Gracedieu at around £125 in 1539 and the Priory was granted to Sir Henry Foster, Earl of Huntingdon and was then passed to John Beaumont. Beaumont's second wife was Elizabeth, daughter of Sir William Hastings, the younger brother of The Earl of Huntingdon. They had 2 sons, Francis and Henry.
Soon after the accession of Queen Mary in 1550, John Beaumont, Surveyor of Leicestershire became Master of the Rolls. In 1552 he abused his position to the value of£20,871 18s 8d and was deprived of his office and forfeited his lands which reverted to The Earl of Huntingdon. He died soon after.
Five years after his death Elizabeth claimed and obtained possession of Gracedieu
Elizabeth died June 6 1588 and was succeeded by her eldest son Sir Francis Beaumont, who was educated in the study of law and became Justice of Common Pleas. He died at Gracedieu on April 22 1598.
Younger son Henry Beaumont esq. of The Inner Temple was an apprentice at law and died unmarried August 9 1585 aged 42.
Sir Francis had 4 children.
1. Sir Henry Beaumont, Knight died July 13 1605
2. John Beaumont was created a baronet June 29 1626 and died at Gracedieu 1628 aged 44. He is buried at Belton
3. Elizabeth born 1589
4. Francis Beaumont of the Inner Temple was a celebrated dramatist and playwright who wrote 35 plays and many poems with Fletcher. He died March 9 1615 aged 30 and is buried in Westminster Abbey.
John Beaumont , Francis' second son had 7 children.
1. Sir John Beaumont was born 1607 and was a colonel in the king's army and was slain at The Siege of Gloucester in 1644.
2-6. 5 children were unmarried
7. Sir Thomas Beaumont born 1620 was living at Gracedieu in 1686 and died July 7 1686 and is buried at Belton. He had 8 daughters and so the title became extinct.
The estate was sold to Ambrose Phillips, knight of Garendon, Kings Sergeant, who pulled down the priory church. Ambrose died 1706 and the site went to his son William, followed by Samuel, his grandson and then to Thomas March Phillips, esq.
https://wn.com/Gracedieu_Priory_Investigation_(Re_Visit)
This investigation is a revisit to do the investigation with just the two of us, we have only done this place as a group of six.
We got some good catball activity which was great but no emf.
Please like, share and subscribe
History of Grace Dieu
Although the area around Grace Dieu has historical connections dating back to the Romans and beyond, the Priory came into being around 1235-1241 as a house for Augustinian canonesses, and was dedicated to God, the Holy Trinity and St Mary and was founded by Rohese (Rose) de Verdon.
Rose was a member of a landowning family with estates around Belton. Her father Nicholas de Verdon had been given the land around Snape by William Wastneis, lord of the manor of Osgathorpe, to add to his park at Belton. Rose endowed the priory with “all my manor of Belton… the park, warren and mills’ and with the Manor of Kirby in Kesteven, Lincolnshire.
The charter of the foundress, confirmed by Bishop Grosseteste of Lincoln in 1241, describes the priory as “the church of the Holy Trinity of the Grace of God at Belton dedicated to God and St Mary”. This provided the priory with the epithet Gratia Dei or Grace Dieu by which it is still known. Rose was buried in the priory chapel, and later records state that an annual sum of 12d was set aside to maintain a light shining on the tomb. The tomb and effigy were later removed, possibly at the Dissolution, to the parish church of Belton, where it can still be see today.
The first prioress was Agnes de Gresley, who was replaced in 1243 by Mary de Stretton. There was some concern about the spiritual state and the material welfare of the house in its early days.
John Comyn, Earl of Buchan and the Lord of Whitwick added more land to the priory estates in 1306. This comprised 100 acres of waste (newly cleared land from the forest) at Whitwick and Shepshed, probably equivalent to the current park at Grace Dieu.
In 1536-37 because of the lower valuation the priory was a candidate for suppression as a lesser monastery but it was reprieved, however the reprieve was short lived and in 1538 the priory was dissolved.
William Wordsworth stayed with his patron (Beamont) at nearby Coleorton Hall where he wrote:
“Beneath yon eastern ridge, the craggy bound,
Rugged and high, of Charnwood’s forest ground,
Stand yet, but, Stranger, hidden from thy view
The ivied ruins of forlorn Grace Dieu,
Erst a religious House, which day and night
With hymns resounded and the chanted rite.”
JOHN BEAUMONT, grandson of Thomas Beaumont of Coleorton, was "appointed by the Kings Writ Jan 30 1534-5 to take the ecclesiastical survey of the County of Leicestershire" together with Docters Leigh and Layton. They valued Gracedieu at around £125 in 1539 and the Priory was granted to Sir Henry Foster, Earl of Huntingdon and was then passed to John Beaumont. Beaumont's second wife was Elizabeth, daughter of Sir William Hastings, the younger brother of The Earl of Huntingdon. They had 2 sons, Francis and Henry.
Soon after the accession of Queen Mary in 1550, John Beaumont, Surveyor of Leicestershire became Master of the Rolls. In 1552 he abused his position to the value of£20,871 18s 8d and was deprived of his office and forfeited his lands which reverted to The Earl of Huntingdon. He died soon after.
Five years after his death Elizabeth claimed and obtained possession of Gracedieu
Elizabeth died June 6 1588 and was succeeded by her eldest son Sir Francis Beaumont, who was educated in the study of law and became Justice of Common Pleas. He died at Gracedieu on April 22 1598.
Younger son Henry Beaumont esq. of The Inner Temple was an apprentice at law and died unmarried August 9 1585 aged 42.
Sir Francis had 4 children.
1. Sir Henry Beaumont, Knight died July 13 1605
2. John Beaumont was created a baronet June 29 1626 and died at Gracedieu 1628 aged 44. He is buried at Belton
3. Elizabeth born 1589
4. Francis Beaumont of the Inner Temple was a celebrated dramatist and playwright who wrote 35 plays and many poems with Fletcher. He died March 9 1615 aged 30 and is buried in Westminster Abbey.
John Beaumont , Francis' second son had 7 children.
1. Sir John Beaumont was born 1607 and was a colonel in the king's army and was slain at The Siege of Gloucester in 1644.
2-6. 5 children were unmarried
7. Sir Thomas Beaumont born 1620 was living at Gracedieu in 1686 and died July 7 1686 and is buried at Belton. He had 8 daughters and so the title became extinct.
The estate was sold to Ambrose Phillips, knight of Garendon, Kings Sergeant, who pulled down the priory church. Ambrose died 1706 and the site went to his son William, followed by Samuel, his grandson and then to Thomas March Phillips, esq.
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The Scandalous True History Behind "Mary & George"
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The new show "Mary & George" covers the lives of Mary Villiers and her son George Villiers as George seduces King James VI & I and becomes the royal favorite. A true story, but the real one is starkly different from what we see in the show. Come learn with me about a notoriously gay King and his scandalous boyfriends.
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Sources
George Villiers, First Duke of Buckingham. The Stanhope Essay for 1882 by W. Hudson Shaw
The life and times of George Villiers, duke of Buckingham, Volume 1 (of 3), by Katherine Thomson https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54286/54286-h/54286-h.htm
The Works of His Grace, George Villiers, Late Duke of Buckingham… By George Villiers Duke of Buckingham https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Works_of_His_Grace_George_Villiers_L/3C4JAAAAQAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0
King James and Letters of Homoerotic Desire by David M. Bergeron
The cradle king : the life of James VI & I, the first monarch of a United Great Britain by Alan Stewart https://archive.org/details/cradlekinglifeof0000stew
King James by J. Pauline Croft https://archive.org/details/kingjames00crof
Political writings by James I, King of England, 1566-1625 edited by Johann P. Sommerville https://archive.org/details/politicalwriting0000jame
The political works of James I, Harvard University Press https://archive.org/details/politicalworksj00igoog/page/n11/mode/1up
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The new show "Mary & George" covers the lives of Mary Villiers and her son George Villiers as George seduces King James VI & I and becomes the royal favorite. A true story, but the real one is starkly different from what we see in the show. Come learn with me about a notoriously gay King and his scandalous boyfriends.
Donate to the PCRF: https://www.pcrf.net/
Buy my graphic novel, Liberated: The Radical Art and Life of Claude Cahun: https://www.kazrowe.com/comics/cahun
https://shop.getty.edu/products/liberated-the-radical-art-and-life-of-claude-cahun-978-1947440074
Find me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/KazRowe
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Read my webcomic: https://www.cunningfire.com/
Catch it on Tapas: https://tapas.io/series/cunning-fire
Line Webtoons: https://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/cunning-fire/list?title_no=59016
Filmed using:
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4k– https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/blackmagicpocketcinemacamera
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Sources
George Villiers, First Duke of Buckingham. The Stanhope Essay for 1882 by W. Hudson Shaw
The life and times of George Villiers, duke of Buckingham, Volume 1 (of 3), by Katherine Thomson https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54286/54286-h/54286-h.htm
The Works of His Grace, George Villiers, Late Duke of Buckingham… By George Villiers Duke of Buckingham https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Works_of_His_Grace_George_Villiers_L/3C4JAAAAQAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0
King James and Letters of Homoerotic Desire by David M. Bergeron
The cradle king : the life of James VI & I, the first monarch of a United Great Britain by Alan Stewart https://archive.org/details/cradlekinglifeof0000stew
King James by J. Pauline Croft https://archive.org/details/kingjames00crof
Political writings by James I, King of England, 1566-1625 edited by Johann P. Sommerville https://archive.org/details/politicalwriting0000jame
The political works of James I, Harvard University Press https://archive.org/details/politicalworksj00igoog/page/n11/mode/1up
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APUSH - First Semester Review
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- Duration: 44:26
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Quick rundown of all the content from first semester APUSH.
Quick rundown of all the content from first semester APUSH.
https://wn.com/Apush_First_Semester_Review
Quick rundown of all the content from first semester APUSH.
- published: 09 Dec 2022
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Shakespeare at the Globe, 1599-1609 by Bernard Beckerman Part 1/2 | Full Audio Book
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Shakespeare at the Globe, 1599-1609 by Bernard Beckerman (1921 - 1985)
Genre(s): Performing Arts
Read by: James R. Hedrick in English
Cover design by Trici...
Shakespeare at the Globe, 1599-1609 by Bernard Beckerman (1921 - 1985)
Genre(s): Performing Arts
Read by: James R. Hedrick in English
Cover design by TriciaG.
Parts:
Part 2 https://youtu.be/dYR4KjOzQ5g
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 00 - Introduction
00:22:21 - 01 - Chapter One - The Repertory Part 1
00:53:18 - 02 - Chapter One - The Repertory Part 2
01:26:33 - 03 - Chapter Two - The Dramaturgy
01:35:15 - 04 - I. Premises for a Study of Shakespearean Dramatic Form
01:58:12 - 05 - II. Form and Function in the Finales of the Globe Plays
02:11:03 - 06 - III. The Nature and Form of the 'Climax' in the Globe Plays
02:26:07 - 07 - IV. Structural Patterns in the Dramatic Narrative
02:50:34 - 08 - V. Scene Structure in Shakespeare
03:00:10 - 09 - VI. Dramatic Unity in the Globe Plays
03:12:14 - 10 - Chapter Three - The Stage
03:15:27 - 11 - I. Localization in Shakespeare's Globe Plays
03:29:22 - 12 - II. The Parts of the Stage SubPart 1
03:51:53 - 13 - II. The Parts of the Stage SubPart 2
04:26:32 - 14 - II. The Parts of the Stage SubPart 3
05:00:33 - 15 - III. The Design of the Stage
05:19:25 - 16 - Chapter Four - The Acting
05:31:40 - 17 - I. The Relation of Tudor Rhetoric to Elizabethan Acting
05:52:24 - 18 - II. The Influence of Theatrical Traditions upon Elizabethan Acting
06:09:34 - 19 - III. The Effect of Playing Conditions upon Elizabethan Acting
06:34:48 - 20 - IV. Acting and the Elizabethan View of Human Behavior
06:59:35 - 21 - V. The Effect of the Globe Plays upon Acting
One of the most important pieces of Shakespearian scholarship to appear in several years, this brilliant work offers new perspectives on the controversial subject of Shakespearean production at the Globe. The author examines the Globe's repertory system, dramaturgy, stage, acting, and staging. Dr. Beckerman is Chairman of the Department of Drama and Speech at Hofstra College, where he directs the annual Shakespearean Festival on a detailed replica of the Globe Theatre stage. His acute observation and sound logic, as well as his practical experience as a producer, make this volume a useful and comprehensive account of the productions at the globe. - Summary by H. Lawrence Hoffman
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Shakespeare at the Globe, 1599-1609 by Bernard Beckerman (1921 - 1985)
Genre(s): Performing Arts
Read by: James R. Hedrick in English
Cover design by TriciaG.
Parts:
Part 2 https://youtu.be/dYR4KjOzQ5g
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 00 - Introduction
00:22:21 - 01 - Chapter One - The Repertory Part 1
00:53:18 - 02 - Chapter One - The Repertory Part 2
01:26:33 - 03 - Chapter Two - The Dramaturgy
01:35:15 - 04 - I. Premises for a Study of Shakespearean Dramatic Form
01:58:12 - 05 - II. Form and Function in the Finales of the Globe Plays
02:11:03 - 06 - III. The Nature and Form of the 'Climax' in the Globe Plays
02:26:07 - 07 - IV. Structural Patterns in the Dramatic Narrative
02:50:34 - 08 - V. Scene Structure in Shakespeare
03:00:10 - 09 - VI. Dramatic Unity in the Globe Plays
03:12:14 - 10 - Chapter Three - The Stage
03:15:27 - 11 - I. Localization in Shakespeare's Globe Plays
03:29:22 - 12 - II. The Parts of the Stage SubPart 1
03:51:53 - 13 - II. The Parts of the Stage SubPart 2
04:26:32 - 14 - II. The Parts of the Stage SubPart 3
05:00:33 - 15 - III. The Design of the Stage
05:19:25 - 16 - Chapter Four - The Acting
05:31:40 - 17 - I. The Relation of Tudor Rhetoric to Elizabethan Acting
05:52:24 - 18 - II. The Influence of Theatrical Traditions upon Elizabethan Acting
06:09:34 - 19 - III. The Effect of Playing Conditions upon Elizabethan Acting
06:34:48 - 20 - IV. Acting and the Elizabethan View of Human Behavior
06:59:35 - 21 - V. The Effect of the Globe Plays upon Acting
One of the most important pieces of Shakespearian scholarship to appear in several years, this brilliant work offers new perspectives on the controversial subject of Shakespearean production at the Globe. The author examines the Globe's repertory system, dramaturgy, stage, acting, and staging. Dr. Beckerman is Chairman of the Department of Drama and Speech at Hofstra College, where he directs the annual Shakespearean Festival on a detailed replica of the Globe Theatre stage. His acute observation and sound logic, as well as his practical experience as a producer, make this volume a useful and comprehensive account of the productions at the globe. - Summary by H. Lawrence Hoffman
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Mathieu da Costa: The Truth About The First Black Canadian Settler
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In this video, we delve into the life of Mathieu Da Costa, a mysterious figure who is widely believed to be Canada's first black settler. However, despite his s...
In this video, we delve into the life of Mathieu Da Costa, a mysterious figure who is widely believed to be Canada's first black settler. However, despite his status as a founding father and national hero, there is a surprising lack of evidence surrounding his life. We begin by examining the historical context of Da Costa's life and the events that link him to Canada's founding. We then explore the evidence, or lack thereof, surrounding his life, which has led to the proliferation of unfounded claims and historical fiction. Our main source of information on Da Costa comes from a long and bitter legal case that spanned a decade, which had serious implications for Da Costa's French employer, Pierre Dugua de Mons. We also address the many embellishments and bold claims surrounding Da Costa's life and his supposed involvement in the establishment of the first permanent French-Canadian settlement. Ultimately, this video sheds light on the mysterious and enigmatic figure that is Mathieu Da Costa and invites viewers to question the legitimacy of historical narratives.
#blackhistory #mathieudacosta #quebec #canada #canadianhistory #northamerica #nativeamerican #historicalfacts #americanhistory #algonquin #nativeamericanhistory #frenchhistory #acadia
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In this video, we delve into the life of Mathieu Da Costa, a mysterious figure who is widely believed to be Canada's first black settler. However, despite his status as a founding father and national hero, there is a surprising lack of evidence surrounding his life. We begin by examining the historical context of Da Costa's life and the events that link him to Canada's founding. We then explore the evidence, or lack thereof, surrounding his life, which has led to the proliferation of unfounded claims and historical fiction. Our main source of information on Da Costa comes from a long and bitter legal case that spanned a decade, which had serious implications for Da Costa's French employer, Pierre Dugua de Mons. We also address the many embellishments and bold claims surrounding Da Costa's life and his supposed involvement in the establishment of the first permanent French-Canadian settlement. Ultimately, this video sheds light on the mysterious and enigmatic figure that is Mathieu Da Costa and invites viewers to question the legitimacy of historical narratives.
#blackhistory #mathieudacosta #quebec #canada #canadianhistory #northamerica #nativeamerican #historicalfacts #americanhistory #algonquin #nativeamericanhistory #frenchhistory #acadia
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55:29
Jack Dean (2009) History of Sailing Vessels
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On March 9, 2009, local historian Jack Dean presented the history of Sailing Vessel at Turner School at Chautauqua Institution. Jack had crewed on the Sea Lion ...
On March 9, 2009, local historian Jack Dean presented the history of Sailing Vessel at Turner School at Chautauqua Institution. Jack had crewed on the Sea Lion on Chautauqua Lake and Brig Niagara on Lake Erie.
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On March 9, 2009, local historian Jack Dean presented the history of Sailing Vessel at Turner School at Chautauqua Institution. Jack had crewed on the Sea Lion on Chautauqua Lake and Brig Niagara on Lake Erie.
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England's Greatest Kings - The Monarchs that made England (1066 - 2023)
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25:09
Talking About - Shakespeare and his Secret Love
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William Shakespeare's Sonnets were love poems - but the first 126 were about a Fair Youth and the first 17 clearly encouraging a young man to marry and father c...
William Shakespeare's Sonnets were love poems - but the first 126 were about a Fair Youth and the first 17 clearly encouraging a young man to marry and father children. But who was the fair youth and do they imply that Shakespeare had a gay relationship.
I have done some research on this and looked at some sonnets from a fresh perspective. Shakespeare lived in a world where young boys and men plated women's roles in the theatre. The theatre is renowned for being a place of refuge and support for gay men. But there are more clues to Shakespeare's gender nonconforming past, and perhaps some explanation for the missing years. Shakespeare also played with gender within his plays - Join me for some alternative explanations of his mysterious life.
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William Shakespeare's Sonnets were love poems - but the first 126 were about a Fair Youth and the first 17 clearly encouraging a young man to marry and father children. But who was the fair youth and do they imply that Shakespeare had a gay relationship.
I have done some research on this and looked at some sonnets from a fresh perspective. Shakespeare lived in a world where young boys and men plated women's roles in the theatre. The theatre is renowned for being a place of refuge and support for gay men. But there are more clues to Shakespeare's gender nonconforming past, and perhaps some explanation for the missing years. Shakespeare also played with gender within his plays - Join me for some alternative explanations of his mysterious life.
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11:35
The History of English Literature, Part 2: Elizabethan and Jacobean Literature, Years 1550 to 1700
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Whether you like reading fiction or fact, we can learn a lot from literature by being introduced to some of the greatest periods of history read through literat...
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49:01
Gracedieu Priory Investigation (Re-Visit)
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Gracedieu Priory Investigation (Re-Visit)
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This investigation is a revisit to do the investigation with just the two of us, we have only done this place as a group of six.
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History of Grace Dieu
Although the area around Grace Dieu has historical connections dating back to the Romans and beyond, the Priory came into being around 1235-1241 as a house for Augustinian canonesses, and was dedicated to God, the Holy Trinity and St Mary and was founded by Rohese (Rose) de Verdon.
Rose was a member of a landowning family with estates around Belton. Her father Nicholas de Verdon had been given the land around Snape by William Wastneis, lord of the manor of Osgathorpe, to add to his park at Belton. Rose endowed the priory with “all my manor of Belton… the park, warren and mills’ and with the Manor of Kirby in Kesteven, Lincolnshire.
The charter of the foundress, confirmed by Bishop Grosseteste of Lincoln in 1241, describes the priory as “the church of the Holy Trinity of the Grace of God at Belton dedicated to God and St Mary”. This provided the priory with the epithet Gratia Dei or Grace Dieu by which it is still known. Rose was buried in the priory chapel, and later records state that an annual sum of 12d was set aside to maintain a light shining on the tomb. The tomb and effigy were later removed, possibly at the Dissolution, to the parish church of Belton, where it can still be see today.
The first prioress was Agnes de Gresley, who was replaced in 1243 by Mary de Stretton. There was some concern about the spiritual state and the material welfare of the house in its early days.
John Comyn, Earl of Buchan and the Lord of Whitwick added more land to the priory estates in 1306. This comprised 100 acres of waste (newly cleared land from the forest) at Whitwick and Shepshed, probably equivalent to the current park at Grace Dieu.
In 1536-37 because of the lower valuation the priory was a candidate for suppression as a lesser monastery but it was reprieved, however the reprieve was short lived and in 1538 the priory was dissolved.
William Wordsworth stayed with his patron (Beamont) at nearby Coleorton Hall where he wrote:
“Beneath yon eastern ridge, the craggy bound,
Rugged and high, of Charnwood’s forest ground,
Stand yet, but, Stranger, hidden from thy view
The ivied ruins of forlorn Grace Dieu,
Erst a religious House, which day and night
With hymns resounded and the chanted rite.”
JOHN BEAUMONT, grandson of Thomas Beaumont of Coleorton, was "appointed by the Kings Writ Jan 30 1534-5 to take the ecclesiastical survey of the County of Leicestershire" together with Docters Leigh and Layton. They valued Gracedieu at around £125 in 1539 and the Priory was granted to Sir Henry Foster, Earl of Huntingdon and was then passed to John Beaumont. Beaumont's second wife was Elizabeth, daughter of Sir William Hastings, the younger brother of The Earl of Huntingdon. They had 2 sons, Francis and Henry.
Soon after the accession of Queen Mary in 1550, John Beaumont, Surveyor of Leicestershire became Master of the Rolls. In 1552 he abused his position to the value of£20,871 18s 8d and was deprived of his office and forfeited his lands which reverted to The Earl of Huntingdon. He died soon after.
Five years after his death Elizabeth claimed and obtained possession of Gracedieu
Elizabeth died June 6 1588 and was succeeded by her eldest son Sir Francis Beaumont, who was educated in the study of law and became Justice of Common Pleas. He died at Gracedieu on April 22 1598.
Younger son Henry Beaumont esq. of The Inner Temple was an apprentice at law and died unmarried August 9 1585 aged 42.
Sir Francis had 4 children.
1. Sir Henry Beaumont, Knight died July 13 1605
2. John Beaumont was created a baronet June 29 1626 and died at Gracedieu 1628 aged 44. He is buried at Belton
3. Elizabeth born 1589
4. Francis Beaumont of the Inner Temple was a celebrated dramatist and playwright who wrote 35 plays and many poems with Fletcher. He died March 9 1615 aged 30 and is buried in Westminster Abbey.
John Beaumont , Francis' second son had 7 children.
1. Sir John Beaumont was born 1607 and was a colonel in the king's army and was slain at The Siege of Gloucester in 1644.
2-6. 5 children were unmarried
7. Sir Thomas Beaumont born 1620 was living at Gracedieu in 1686 and died July 7 1686 and is buried at Belton. He had 8 daughters and so the title became extinct.
The estate was sold to Ambrose Phillips, knight of Garendon, Kings Sergeant, who pulled down the priory church. Ambrose died 1706 and the site went to his son William, followed by Samuel, his grandson and then to Thomas March Phillips, esq.
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The Scandalous True History Behind "Mary & George"
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APUSH - First Semester Review
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APUSH - First Semester Review
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Quick rundown of all the content from first semester APUSH.
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Shakespeare at the Globe, 1599-1609 by Bernard Beckerman Part 1/2 | Full Audio Book
Shakespeare at the Globe, 1599-1609 by Bernard Beckerman (1921 - 1985)
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Shakespeare at the Globe, 1599-1609 by Bernard Beckerman (1921 - 1985)
Genre(s): Performing Arts
Read by: James R. Hedrick in English
Cover design by TriciaG.
Parts:
Part 2 https://youtu.be/dYR4KjOzQ5g
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 00 - Introduction
00:22:21 - 01 - Chapter One - The Repertory Part 1
00:53:18 - 02 - Chapter One - The Repertory Part 2
01:26:33 - 03 - Chapter Two - The Dramaturgy
01:35:15 - 04 - I. Premises for a Study of Shakespearean Dramatic Form
01:58:12 - 05 - II. Form and Function in the Finales of the Globe Plays
02:11:03 - 06 - III. The Nature and Form of the 'Climax' in the Globe Plays
02:26:07 - 07 - IV. Structural Patterns in the Dramatic Narrative
02:50:34 - 08 - V. Scene Structure in Shakespeare
03:00:10 - 09 - VI. Dramatic Unity in the Globe Plays
03:12:14 - 10 - Chapter Three - The Stage
03:15:27 - 11 - I. Localization in Shakespeare's Globe Plays
03:29:22 - 12 - II. The Parts of the Stage SubPart 1
03:51:53 - 13 - II. The Parts of the Stage SubPart 2
04:26:32 - 14 - II. The Parts of the Stage SubPart 3
05:00:33 - 15 - III. The Design of the Stage
05:19:25 - 16 - Chapter Four - The Acting
05:31:40 - 17 - I. The Relation of Tudor Rhetoric to Elizabethan Acting
05:52:24 - 18 - II. The Influence of Theatrical Traditions upon Elizabethan Acting
06:09:34 - 19 - III. The Effect of Playing Conditions upon Elizabethan Acting
06:34:48 - 20 - IV. Acting and the Elizabethan View of Human Behavior
06:59:35 - 21 - V. The Effect of the Globe Plays upon Acting
One of the most important pieces of Shakespearian scholarship to appear in several years, this brilliant work offers new perspectives on the controversial subject of Shakespearean production at the Globe. The author examines the Globe's repertory system, dramaturgy, stage, acting, and staging. Dr. Beckerman is Chairman of the Department of Drama and Speech at Hofstra College, where he directs the annual Shakespearean Festival on a detailed replica of the Globe Theatre stage. His acute observation and sound logic, as well as his practical experience as a producer, make this volume a useful and comprehensive account of the productions at the globe. - Summary by H. Lawrence Hoffman
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10:23
Mathieu da Costa: The Truth About The First Black Canadian Settler
In this video, we delve into the life of Mathieu Da Costa, a mysterious figure who is wide...
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Mathieu da Costa: The Truth About The First Black Canadian Settler
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In this video, we delve into the life of Mathieu Da Costa, a mysterious figure who is widely believed to be Canada's first black settler. However, despite his status as a founding father and national hero, there is a surprising lack of evidence surrounding his life. We begin by examining the historical context of Da Costa's life and the events that link him to Canada's founding. We then explore the evidence, or lack thereof, surrounding his life, which has led to the proliferation of unfounded claims and historical fiction. Our main source of information on Da Costa comes from a long and bitter legal case that spanned a decade, which had serious implications for Da Costa's French employer, Pierre Dugua de Mons. We also address the many embellishments and bold claims surrounding Da Costa's life and his supposed involvement in the establishment of the first permanent French-Canadian settlement. Ultimately, this video sheds light on the mysterious and enigmatic figure that is Mathieu Da Costa and invites viewers to question the legitimacy of historical narratives.
#blackhistory #mathieudacosta #quebec #canada #canadianhistory #northamerica #nativeamerican #historicalfacts #americanhistory #algonquin #nativeamericanhistory #frenchhistory #acadia
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Jack Dean (2009) History of Sailing Vessels
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England's Greatest Kings - The Monarchs that made England (1066 - 2023)
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Talking About - Shakespeare and his Secret Love
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William Shakespeare's Sonnets were love poems - but the first 126 were about a Fair Youth and the first 17 clearly encouraging a young man to marry and father children. But who was the fair youth and do they imply that Shakespeare had a gay relationship.
I have done some research on this and looked at some sonnets from a fresh perspective. Shakespeare lived in a world where young boys and men plated women's roles in the theatre. The theatre is renowned for being a place of refuge and support for gay men. But there are more clues to Shakespeare's gender nonconforming past, and perhaps some explanation for the missing years. Shakespeare also played with gender within his plays - Join me for some alternative explanations of his mysterious life.
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The History of English Literature, Part 2: Elizabethan and Jacobean Literature, Years 1550 to 1700
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The History of English Literature, Part 2: Elizabethan and Jacobean Literature, Years 1550 to 1700
The History of English Literature, Part 2: Elizabethan and Jacobean Literature, Years 1550 to 1700
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Henry Beaumont Herts
Henry Beaumont Herts (1871 – 1933) was an American architect.
Herts was born in New York City, attended, but did not graduate from, Columbia University, and apprenticed under Bruce Price. He studied architecture in Europe at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris and at the Universities of Rome and Heidelberg.
In 1900 Herts, with partner Hugh Tallant, formed Herts & Tallant and became known for their theater designs. Tallant was the designer, and Herts serving as the engineer and businessperson. The 1903 New Amsterdam Theatre was their first big success, followed by the Fulton (razed in 1982), the Gaiety (razed in 1982), the Liberty (defunct in 1933), the Lyceum, the New German Theatre, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Herts perfected the cantilevered arch construction that enabled theater architects to support balconies without the use of columns.
The partnership with Tallant ended in 1911. Herts continued in business with assistant Herbert J. Krapp and produced the Booth, its companion the Schubert, and the Longacre Theaters. In 1915 Krapp left the firm.
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