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tiary to the reinstated diet of the German	Confederation, a position which he only held for a short
ernment, which resulted in the creation of	confederation, a federal state of Canada, incorporating
ate, the Americans adopted the Articles of	Confederation, a declaration that established a national
d Christopher be released and the Livonian	Confederation accept his protection.
y are 21st of 24 tribes of the Oghuz Turks	confederation according to Turkic philologist Mahmud Kas
rian military representative of the German	Confederation after 1819.
hers" who brought the other provinces into	Confederation after 1867 are also referred to as "Father
ndreds of years, they guarded the Iroquois	Confederation against invasion from that direction by tr
For the	confederation against August II the Strong, see Warsaw C
sia submitted to Austria leadership of the	confederation, agreed to demobilise; agreed to partake i
Some believe that this	confederation also absorbed the remnants of the once-lar
ahore Resolution is totally in favour of a	Confederation, although varying interpretations exist su
resenting Massachusetts to the New England	Confederation, an organization that coordinated matters
He opposed Newfoundland joining Canadian	confederation and supported the reinstitution of respons
ety, they remain an important step towards	Confederation and another early example of the pluralist
he was sent as Belgian envoy to the German	Confederation, and in 1841, on the fall of the Lebeau mi
he first clerk for Gloucester County after	Confederation and later served as a stipendiary magistra
as premier of Nova Scotia, was a Father of	Confederation, and served briefly as prime minister of C
al volume history of the 1640s, called The	Confederation and War in Ireland.
, though he spoke frequently in support of	confederation and played a role in negotiating the grand
and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Swiss	Confederation, and in 1913 he was transferred to Stockho
Democratic Party, the Swedish Trade Union	Confederation and the Swedish Cooperative Union.
Kingdom of Poland allied with the Prussian	Confederation, and the Order of the Teutonic Knights.
ter, in 1854, Middlebury withdrew from the	Confederation and therefore is not included in the "seve
Following	Confederation, and after William Pearce Howland resigned
It had also ruled prior to	confederation, and was responsible for bringing the firs
of 1864 he denounced the proposed Canadian	Confederation and led the opposition in Lower Canada to
especially Sir Samuel Tilley, a Father of	Confederation and Minister of Customs in the government
epresenting that province upon its joining	Confederation, and was a one-member constituency.
r a seat in the provincial assembly before	Confederation and again unsuccessfully for the City of S
dland's voters narrowly voted in favour of	confederation and in 1949 Newfoundland joined Canada as
n in power for the majority of years since	confederation, and 17 straight years before 1987.
ned the wars against the Peruvian-Bolivian	Confederation and Spain (1865-1866).
He supported	Confederation and continued to represent Ottawa in the P
iew, Alberta should be a senior partner in	Confederation, and Social Credit was out of touch with t
ng in 1949, upon Newfoundland's entry into	Confederation, and evolved from the earlier position of
e was the first Chief Executive of the NHS	Confederation, and previously Director of the National A
eir lowest share of the popular vote since	Confederation, and the PQ won their lowest share since 1
sident of the chancery of the North German	Confederation, and represented Bismarck on the federal t
Landry opposed	Confederation and railway construction, viewing both as
He was elected again following	Confederation and then ran unsuccessfully for the same s
his great influence in favour of Canadian	confederation, and his oratory played an important part
Prior to	Confederation and the creation of the office of Premier,
by the Federal Council of the North German	Confederation and four years later by the Reichstag of t
He was elected again following	Confederation and served until he was defeated in 1874.
erved as vice president of the Trade Union	Confederation and of the Great National Assembly, and as
He opposed	Confederation and supported free trade with the United S
uding introductory courses on Canada since	Confederation and the Canadian West and advanced courses
n the British North America Acts, Canadian	Confederation, and the History of the Constitution of Ca
He opposed	Confederation and was defeated in the 1866 provincial el
g in 1867, upon the creation of Ontario at	Confederation, and evolved from the earlier position of
tive committee of the European Trade Union	Confederation, and on the boards of the Interchurch Orga
eir rival tribe, advocated the New England	Confederation, and made quite a bit of money as Governor
h originally a Liberal, he later supported	Confederation and became a Liberal-Conservative.
ondon, but the reconciliation of the Swiss	Confederation and the emperor with France made the allia
sympatized with confederates of the Radom	Confederation and the Confederation of Bar.
s Union (JICHIRO) and Japanese Trade Union	Confederation and took charge of the Director General of
as elected to the federal parliament after	Confederation and served until 1874.
Conservative bastion for many years after	Confederation, and an anti-Confederation area before tha
ch was ultimately responsible for Canadian	Confederation, and he presided over the Quebec City conf
Chandler supported	Confederation and was elected again in 1866.
Vice President of the Swedish Trade Union	Confederation and at the confederation's congress in Sep
a, and Cayuga pledged to join his proposed	confederation, and following a dramatic interlude, the S
Though he supported	confederation and the federal Conservatives of Sir John
ica) as well as the President of the Swiss	Confederation and representatives of the UN, the World B
ivisional Officer of Iron and Steel Trades	Confederation and in the 1918 General Election he became
ssia, and as such part of the North German	Confederation, and from 1871 onwards, part of the German
beral movement in the states of the German	Confederation, and a champion of the German unification
He was named to the Senate after	Confederation and served until his death in Bowmanville
was one of the signers of the Articles of	Confederation and a delegate to the State ratification c
ster District when British Columbia joined	Confederation and filled by special byelection.
mediately joined the Iron and Steel Trades	Confederation, and became a member of its executive coun
three were confederationalists, supporting	confederation, and eight were constitutionalists, oppose
ut between Poland, supporting the Prussian	Confederation, and backers of government by the Teutonic
anian Commonwealth, formation of the Radom	Confederation and to the collapse of the reforms of the
z assumed the Supreme Protectorship of the	confederation and Orbegoso maintained only the presidenc
ve been part of the neighbouring Brigantes	confederation, and some have speculated that Venutius, h
e Articles of Association, the Articles of	Confederation, and the United States Constitution.
incipality in the German Empire and German	Confederation and, until 1929, a constituent state of th
Members of this	confederation are commonly identifiable by the surnames
The Fathers of	Confederation are the people who attended the Charlottet
at the time referred to the anniversary of	Confederation as "Humiliation Day" and refused to take a
back the Banda Oriental into the Argentine	Confederation as a province.
minion of Newfoundland joined the Canadian	confederation as a province.
elites embraced a political empire, namely	Confederation as a consolation prize.
s, he used the Song of the Founding of the	Confederation as the basis for his representation of a s
on because it was viewed by the Fathers of	Confederation as a guarantor of Canadians' "life, libert
tative in the Canadian Assembly and, after	Confederation, as a Member of Parliament for the elector
ion of Independence and of the Articles of	Confederation as a representative of South Carolina.
ion of Independence and of the Articles of	Confederation as a representative of South Carolina.
Whelan's stance on	Confederation as well as other issues, led him to become
The Prussian	Confederation asked Poland's King Casimir IV Jagiellon f
or Chairman, of the assembly of the Irish	Confederation at Kilkenny.
en the Greeks and Armenians for a possible	confederation, attempted following the failure of the se
of City Hall is named the Flora MacDonald	Confederation Basin in her honour.
s a Martello tower located in the harbour (	Confederation Basin) of Kingston, Ontario, Canada, direc
Tower on Cedar Island, Shoal Tower in the	Confederation Basin, Fort Frederick on the grounds of th
Nevertheless, when	Confederation became a reality, Dorion won a seat in the
iczanin", describing the supporter of this	confederation, became a negative political epithet in Po
He opposed	Confederation, because he thought that the provinces wou
Mezamir founded a Slavic	confederation before 560 and became a very powerful lead
However, the Mongol	confederation began to disintegrate after Yesugei's deat
When talks for Canadian	confederation began, its members either opposed the idea
who sought merely to amend the Articles of	Confederation, believing, as one delegate contended, "th
by the United Arab Republic, a short-lived	confederation between Egypt and Syria.
uary 19, 1839), thus putting an end to the	confederation between Peru and Bolivia.
cross the largest completed section of the	Confederation Bridge which had yet to be connected to th
The station was launched in 1964 by	Confederation Broadcasting, with the call letters CKPM.
rals, a group calling themselves the Irish	Confederation broke away from O'Connell's Repeal Associa
o the Mangyshlak Peninsula, the Sayin Khan	confederation broke up and the Choudur ended up southeas
e project of Austria for the reform of the	Confederation brought forward in the assembly of princes
discussions to fill the space between the	Confederation Building and the smaller Justice Building
Work on the	Confederation Building began when the cornerstone was la
and Labrador General Assembly meets in the	Confederation Building at St. John's.
The	Confederation Building is a gothic revival office buildi
The	Confederation Building is located on Confederation Hill
It is similar in design as the	Confederation Building, to which it is just west.
Originally the land where the	Confederation Building, and also the Supreme Court of Ca
orer is located at St. John's front of the	Confederation Building.
He was opposed to	Confederation but ran unsuccessfully for a seat in the H
t only repudiate Austrian dominance of the	Confederation, but also stimulate nationalist sentiment
He supported	Confederation but would have preferred a legislative uni
House of Commons in 1867 as an opponent of	Confederation, but joined the Liberals in 1869.
e was to become a limb of the Cinque Ports	Confederation by 1189, and subsequently a full member.
ined with the new state in 1958 in a loose	confederation called the United Arab States.
The	Confederation came into being after Prussia defeated Aus
The defeat for the	Confederation cause was so complete that the Conservativ
end of the building, whereas the restored	Confederation Chamber displays the room where the Charlo
The 1971 Asian Basketball	Confederation Championship for Men were held in Tokyo, J
The 1981 Asian Basketball	Confederation Championship for Men were held in Kolkata,
The 1982 Asian Basketball	Confederation Championship for Women were held in Tokyo,
The 1980 Asian Basketball	Confederation Championship for Women were held in Hong K
The 1979 Asian Basketball	Confederation Championship for Men were held in Nagoya,
ly persuaded to favour the federal view of	Confederation, closer to that supported by Cartier and t
Derek Burney Drive is home to the	Confederation College Aviation Centre of Excellence and
Negahneewin College is a part of	Confederation College dedicated to providing quality edu
pment is a college "within and throughout"	Confederation College in Thunder Bay.
It is located on the campus of	Confederation College in Thunder Bay.
ly one at present-to have won all possible	confederation competitions and the club world title.
Normally the Oceania Basketball	Confederation conducts the Oceania Tournament at a simil
vatives, Henry was a delegate to all three	Confederation Conferences, and may have helped draft the
He was elected to the	Confederation Congress in 1784, 1785, and 1787, but did
Scott was elected to the	Confederation Congress in 1784, but did not attend.
He was a delegate for Rhode Island to the	Confederation Congress in 1788.
e was a delegate for South Carolina in the	Confederation Congress in 1783 and 1784.
y Jefferson and Adams, was ratified by the	Confederation Congress in July of 1787.
The	Confederation Congress helped guide the United States th
Tenth	Confederation Congress
Seventh	Confederation Congress
First	Confederation Congress
gislature elected him as a delegate to the	Confederation Congress in 1783.
By the Articles of	Confederation, Congress controls the western lands.
He was a delegate to the	Confederation Congress in 1785.
The building housed some offices of the	Confederation Congress as the nation struggled under the
The	Confederation Congress And the Creation of the American
The	Confederation Congress had scheduled to meet at the Mary
He was a member of the	Confederation Congress in 1783 and 1784, after which he
ry and statesman who was a delegate to the	Confederation Congress and a United States Congressman.
He was elected to the	Confederation Congress in 1784 but did not attend.
rican Revolutionary War, a delegate to the	Confederation Congress, and member of the first United S
Narapati remained a nominal vassal to	Confederation controlled Ava.
Immediately after the new province entered	Confederation, Cornwall was appointed to the Canadian se
Also, no two teams from the same	confederation could draw each other, except for those fr
The	confederation created the three sakups (Sovereign territ
o rewarded him with a place in Iraq's FIFA	Confederation Cup squad.
es in Kumasi, helping the club win the CAF	Confederation Cup 2006.
ons, which succeeded in qualifying for CAF	Confederation Cup for the first time in its history.
1 Al Ahly Tripoli qualify for CAF	Confederation Cup as cup winners
up in 2006 and 2007, and played in the CAF	Confederation Cup in 2007 and 2008.
Played in FIFA	Confederation Cup 1999
Cup winners gain qualification to 2012 CAF	Confederation Cup
& 3rd place team qualify for the 2012 CAF	Confederation Cup.
FIFA	Confederation Cup: 2003
CAF	Confederation Cup: 1 appearance
CAF	Confederation Cup: 2 appearances
CAF	Confederation Cup: 4 appearances
The	Confederation currently has about 300,000 members, distr
h week who have knowledge about a specific	confederation, currently drawn from Tim Vickery (Il Lege
erned did their work free of charge as the	Confederation did not have any particular funds.
His opposition to Canadian	confederation dissolved when he didn't get the appointme
The first, that there exists no	confederation document approved democratically.
The	confederation, dominated by Austria, had been dissolved
As a member of the Irish	Confederation during the Potato Famine, Reilly together
ation of Queen Victoria following Canadian	Confederation earlier that year.
ation of Queen Victoria following Canadian	Confederation earlier that year.
Whereas the Song of the Founding of the	Confederation ends with the remark that William Tell was
1, 1781, when the constitution of the new	Confederation entered into force.
cation organization-part of leading Global	Confederation established by prominent financial service
13 January - Irish	Confederation established.
toms, very little evidence is shown of any	confederation except for the various skirmishes with Eng
e served in the Legislative Assembly until	Confederation, except for the 4th and 6th parliaments, w
Although by the 14th century the	confederation faced wider challenges from a greater cons
The German	Confederation finally had to intervene in this conflict
In 1869, the North German	Confederation fixed the morgen at a quarter hectare (i.e
ian politicians opposed to the idea of the	Confederation fled to Chile, where they received support
nd was dismissed by the Brazilian Football	Confederation following the team's elimination in the qu
h had been operating under the Articles of	Confederation following independence from Great Britain.
was originally established in 1970 as the	Confederation for the Registration of Gas Installers to
Nevertheless, he resigned just before	Confederation for British Columbia was achieved due to t
s the global representative of the Caritas	Confederation for the next four years.

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