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Letter from Sir T. Fairfax, giving an Account of the Club-men in Wilts and Dorset, a numerous armed Body, who declare they take up Arms only for their own Defence, and not join either the King's or Parliament's Armies.
"For the Right Honourable the Committee of both Kingdoms, at Darby House.
"My Lords and Gentlemen,
"My former Letter acquainted your Lordships with my Resolutions to march Westwards, for the Relief of Taunton; in Pursuance whereof, I am advanced as far as Blandford. I could not hitherto give your Lordships an Account of the Conditions of these Counties of Wilts and Dorsett, in Arms under the Name of Club-men. They pretended only the Defence of themselves from Plunderers, but not to side either with the King's Forces or the Parliament's, but to give Free Quarter to both: The Heads of them are all (so far as I can learn) such as have either been in actual Service in the King's Army (nay, some having Commands at the present with the King), or those that are known Favourers of that Party. I hear they have drawn up certain Articles, whereunto they have subscribed, for the managing and maintaining this new Party. They have drawn up Petitions, one to the King, the other to the Parliament, the Copies whereof I have herewithall sent unto your Lordships. The Heads of them have had some Treaties with the Governors of the Garrisons, both of the King and Parliament, that lie nearest to them, and have agreed to pay Contribution to both; I hear, Fifty Pounds to Tolston House, and the like to Langford House. They have appointed Treasurers of their own, for receiving and paying for the same; and the Garrisons, in Consideration hereof, are not to raise any Contribution to themselves. I have sent your Lordship One of their Warrants for raising Money, and paying it in to Mr. Hollis of Salisbury, who is One of their Heads. For that Purpose, they give Passes to One of their Party, whom they call Associates, to pass freely in the Counties without Molestation. They list themselves under several Officers daily, and meet in great Bodies at their Rendezvous, and boast they can have Twenty Thousand Men at Four and Twenty Hours Warning for assembling them together. Their Heads send out to the several Towns; and, by ringing of Bells, and sending Post from one Rendezvous to another, into the several Towns and Hundreds, they draw into great Bodies. For Distinction of themselves from other Men, they wear White Ribbon, to shew, as they say, their Desires of Peace. They meet with Drums, flying Colours, and for Arms they have Muskets. Some, I hear, have been sent them from Sherborne; Fowling-pieces, Pikes, Halberts, great Clubs, and such like. They take upon them to interpose betwixt the Garrisons of either Side; and when any of their Forces meet in Places where they have a sufficient Power, as Salisbury and the like, they will not suffer them to fight, but make them drink together, and so make them Part to their several Garrisons. They come into our Horse Quarters, and steal Horses where they find them at Grass, and carry them into the Woods. They will obey no Warrants further than they are compelled, for sending in Provisions for the Army, or Draughts for the Carriages. In these Two Counties, they are abundantly more affected to the Enemy than to the Parliament; and publicly declare, what Party soever falls on them, they will join with the other; and those of the Inhabitants of these Counties who are really affected to the Parliament do not join with them, but are daily threatened by them, and suspect the Issue of it will be very mischievous. I have the Enemy before me, towards whom I am advancing with all Expedition; and in my Rear these Men, who, being very numerous, and acted by Men so dangerous as for the most Part their Leaders are, I know not what they may attempt. I desire your Lordships Advice in this Business, being uncertain what to do, until I hear from your Lordships. I am careful to prevent any just Cause of Clamour from the Country through any Disorders in the Army; and hope there will be Care taken for the sending Money to us, that they may be able to give Contentment to the People, by discharging their Quarters: But I do not at all doubt, that, if some speedy Course were taken for their quieting, or suppressing them, it would be no hard Work: I know not what it may prove to in Time; I find them generally very confident of their Cause and Party; and, if hereafter they should presume to give Laws to the Armies, as they do to the Garrisons, it might be of evil Consequence. For the present, I shall offer to your Lordships the commanding of Colonel Fines and Colonel Norton's Regiment of Horse into these Parts, who, with the Assistance of Colonel Ludlowe, the Sheriff of Wilts, (fn. 3) and the Garrisons in these Parts, may be able at least to keep them from drawing into any great Bodies, to the Disturbance of the Country. I desire your Lordships speedy Answer; and remain
"Your Lordships most
humble Servant,
Blandford, July, 3d 1645, 7 in the Morning.
"Tho. Fairefax."
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The Lienzo de Quauhquechollan was painted by a group of Mesoamerican Indians from the region of Quauhquechollan. The Quauhquecholteca spoke Nahuatl, the language of the Mexica (Aztecs). The highly skilled artists who painted lienzos were called tlacuiloque in Nahuatl.
It is considered the first map of Guatemala.
It is the only firsthand indigenous account of the conquest of Guatemala.
It supplies new details on the conquest of Guatemala, such as the routes taken, individual battles engaged, war tactics, specific towns conquered, and costume.
It corrects the record.
a. History books traditionally attribute the conquest of Guatemala to the Spanish captain Pedro de Alvarado. Although Pedro had tried to conquer Guatemala in 1524, he abandoned the effort to return to Spain to defend his interests before the royal court. The Lienzo tells us that it was really his brother, Jorge de Alvarado, who headed the Spanish army in the campaign that ended in the conquest of Guatemala, from 1527 to 1530.
b. The role traditionally attributed to indigenous allies in the conquest of Guatemala has been one of support and subservience: foot soldiers, porters, and service providers. The Lienzo de Quauhquechollan describes a very different relationship, placing the Quauhquecholteca on a par with the Spanish as captains and frontline protagonists.
Prior to the arrival of the Spanish (1519), Quauhquechollan had been the scene of intermittent warfare, until it was finally subdued by the Mexica Empire. Its incorporation into the Mexica Empire meant a loss of wealth and status for the local nobility.
When the lords of Quauhquechollan formed an alliance with the Spanish in 1520, they were looking for the opportunity for advancement. It was a chance to achieve two goals:
to improve their social and political situation in the region through an alliance with a successful army
to be rid of the oppression of the hated Mexica (whose capital of Tenochtitlan is present-day Mexico City)
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A ISCTE Business School (IBS) organiou a 16ª edição do IBS Career Forum (Feira de Emprego) nos próximos dias 6 e 7 de fevereiro, contando com a presença de 95 das maiores empresas recrutadoras em Portugal, a maior participação desde a sua génese. Este ano, o arranque do evento teve como convidados especiais, João Leão, Secretário de Estado do Orçamento, e Allan Katz, anterior embaixador dos Estados Unidos em Portugal. Confirmada está também a presença de 41 CEOs e Presidentes das maiores empresas a operar em Portugal num pequeno-almoço debate no dia inaugural do fórum. No segundo dia do evento, Miguel Cabrita, Secretário de Estado do Emprego, será o orador convidado e decorrerá um encontro com 25 Diretores de Recursos Humanos para apresentação e discussão de temas atuais ao nível do capital humano.
O IBS Career Forum ocorre depois de, no ano de 2018, a escola ter reforçado a sua visibilidade nacional e internacional, integrando o grupo dos 30 melhores mestrados em finanças do mundo e dos 70 melhores mestrados em gestão também na Europa, segundo os rankings do Financial Times. Um indicador de destaque nestes rankings é a avaliação do Career Services, com uma contribuição significativa das elevadas taxas de empregabilidade da escola – 95% para recém-licenciados e 99% para recém-mestres. Estes marcos apenas foram alcançados porque, em 2016, a escola obteve a acreditação AACSB, detida por menos de 5% das escolas de gestão a nível mundial.
Nas palavras de José Paulo Esperança, Diretor da ISCTE Business School, “o IBS Career Forum é um dos eventos bandeira da escola e reflete a nossa ligação ao tecido empresarial, o nível proximidade com a comunidade estudantil, a liderança no empreendedorismo e na inovação com várias startups e unicórnios presentes, o compromisso com a sustentabilidade e a responsabilidade social através do acolhimento de organizações de ação humanitária”. O responsável máximo da escola conclui que “o ingresso no mercado de trabalho é um momento crucial na vida dos nossos estudantes e este evento permite-lhes conhecer os diferentes recrutadores e carreiras profissionais, bem como as várias oportunidades de emprego”.
O IBS Career Forum é um evento líder de recrutamento em Portugal e junta os decisores de topo na área de recursos humanos de vários setores da economia, com destaque para a banca, os seguros, a auditoria e a consultoria, bem como o retalho, os serviços e a tecnologia. O evento será marcado por apresentações institucionais, por parte das empresas, que incluem os respetivos processos de recrutamento e seleção, pela realização de Speed Interviews (entrevistas com duração 5 minutos), e por Business Breakfasts (pequenos-almoços que juntam na mesma mesa recrutadores e estudantes).
O empreendedorismo é uma nota de destaque do evento com várias startups e scaleups, tais como a 360imprimir, e também “unicórnios”, tais como a Outsystems e a Talkdesk, a marcar presença. Ineditamente, estão presentes organizações não governamentais, como é o caso dos Médicos Sem Fronteiras e da ENTRAJUDA, num ano em que arranca um novo programa de pós-graduação em Ação Humanitária, estando também planeado para breve um Mestrado Internacional nesta temática."
Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz.
Account with the Commercial and Farmers Bank, Raleigh, North Carolina
Bears a Scott catalog no. R164 "Battleship" 2¢ Internal Revenue Documentary Tax stamp with a manuscript cancel.
Here's some info on the check-writer: www.ncpedia.org/biography/raney-richard-beverly
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The FIU Accounting Bridge program is a 2-day summer program for selected college-bound students. During the 2 days participants will have the opportunity to meet professionals who studied in accounting and now have lucrative, secure, and fascinating jobs.
Photomosaic with photos of Pokemon-toys from my flickr account
Used photos: photos from Skiploom (taken in Mito; uploaded on September 8, 2009) to Elekid (taken in Chigasaki; uploaded on January 27, 2018)
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Jamie Knight, won the most outstanding graduate accounting student award during Merrick School of Business' 2011 Academic Achievement Awards and Honors Event.
May 13, 2011
Content description: Second page of the account book consists of an unlined sheet of paper with water stains. The text was handwritten in black ink and describes the amount of milk delivered on each date, to whom, and how much the customer paid.
Local identifier: 070_00_01_p003
Type of resource: text
Genre/form: Account Books
Date: 1817-1818
Physical description: 1 page: ink on paper; 15.9 x 9.9
Digital origin: reformatted digital
General notes: Original document was digitized in 2017 as a TIFF image.
Date notes: Date taken from item.
Acquisition notes: No known history of transfer or deed of gift on file. Artificial collection created by the archivist.
Description standard: dcrmg
Subject headings:
Cambridge (Mass.)
Commerce
Milk
Business
Account books
Host collection: Cambridge Milk Dealer Records, 1697-1820
Physical location: Cambridge Public Library
Rights: No Copyright-United States
License: No License
Please use the following format when citing materials from this collection: [Identification of item], Cambridge Milk Dealer Records (1818-1820), 070, [box #, Folder title], Cambridge Room, Cambridge Public Library Archives and Special Collections.
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Lamentablemente, personas mal intencionadas habrían violado la seguridad de la cuenta en la que residen los sitios web de la campaña UCPN.cl así como otros proyectos en los que participo incluyendo mi blog personal (luisramirez.cl)
Esa violación de seguridad habría permitido a esas personas realizar ataques a otras cuentas en el servidor en que ésta reside, lo que llevó a los administradores de la empresa de hosting en EEUU a suspender temporalmente nuestra cuenta para evitar la propagación de los ataques.
No tenemos certeza de que esto sea la versión definitiva, pero nos produce una tremenda tristeza y frustración el haber recibido estos ataques en caso de ser esto cierto.
Como saben esta situación de produce justo después de que la campaña UN COMPUTADOR POR NIÑO realizó la entrega de la carta a la Presidenta Bachelet, momento en el que más que nunca necesitábamos que la información de la página de la campaña estuviese visible. Ahora todo lo que se puede ver es esa imagen con el mensaje de la cuenta suspendida.
En estos momentos estamos pidiendo un "informe de daños" a la gente de la empresa de hosting.
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Master of Science in Accounting Orientation at the Martire Forum - Sacred Heart University photo by Mark F. Conrad 8/30/18
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The Fingal 10KM Road Race was held in Swords, North County Dublin, Ireland on Sunday July 22nd 2012 at 10:00. This is the first running of this event as it is a brand new fixture in the successful annual Dublin Marathon Race Series. The Fingal 10KM is unique in the series that it is being held outside of the Phoenix Park. Three athletic clubs from Fingal ( Clonliffe Harriers, Fingallians and Metro St Brigids ) assisted in organising the event. Revenue generated by the race will be channelled back to these clubs. Support is also provided by Fingal County Council. Overall there was a very large level of participation in the event with almost 5,000 athletes taking to the streets of Swords and roads of surrounding areas.
This is a set of photographs taken at the race by Rory Mooney.
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Some useful links
Dublin Marathon series on Facebook: www.facebook.com/dublinmarathon
Boards.ie Athletics Discussion Thread on this Race: www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056564388