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Hypatia. c370-415. Alexandrian Neoplatonic philosopher. Murdered by St. Cyril and monks. Decline of Alexandria as learning center.
Ireland, Republic. 1921 Dominion =Irish Free State. 1937 =Eire. 1949 Republic of Ireland. 1949 leaves Commonwealth.
Ireland Referendum. 1973. Vote in favour of Union of Northern Ireland with Britain.
Irish Free State. 1922-37. = Ireland, Republic of.
Jackson, Andrew. 1767-1845. US President 1829-37. General 1812-18. Opposed tarrifs. Retired public debt 1835. Spoils system. Universal white male suffrage. Kitchen Cabinet. New Orleans.
Johnson, Andrew. 1808-75. US President 1865-9. Reconstruction. Civil Rights Act 1866. Barely acquitted in impeachment trial.
Kerensky, Aleksandr. 1881-1970. Russian Revolutionary leader. Prime Minister 1917. Liberal Socialist Provisional government.
Kerensky Offensive. 1917. Failed attack on Germans in Galicia by Kerensky Provisional government.
Kitchen Cabinet. A. Jackson’s unofficial advisers.
Kornilov, Lavr. 1870-1918. Russian general. Kerensky’s Commander-in-Chief, 1917. Failed coup vs Kerensky. Led Anti-Bolshevik White Army.
Leningrad Affair. 1948. Purge of Zhdanov associates by Stalin.
Lenoir, Alexandre. 1761-1839. Archeologist. Founder of the Museum of French Monuments.
Le Nôtre, André. 1613-1700. French landscapist. Tuileries 1637. Fontainebleau. Versailles 1663.
Libraries. 1700BC Chaldean. 540BC Athens. 284BC Alexandria. 167 Rome. 355 Constantinople. 1446 Vatican. 1520 Paris. 1757 British Museum. 1598 Oxford Bodleian. 1653 Manchester, First free public. 1800 US Library of Congress.
Livius Andronicus. c284-204BC. Roman epic poet. Translated Greek plays, Odyssey.
Lloyd Webber, Andrew. 1948-. British composer of popular musicals. Jesus Christ, Superstar 1971. Evita 1978. Cats 1981. Phantom of the Opera.
Louis XIV Style. 1638-1715. Rich decoration as at Versailles. Poussin. Le Nôtre.
Maginot. André. 1877-1932. French statesman. Built line of fortifications in the east of France 1928-38, leaving French overconfident vs German threat.
Malraux, André. 1901-76. French novelist. La Condition Humaine 1933. Museum Without Walls 1967.
Mantegna, Andrea. 1431-1506. Mantuan. First Renaissance painter. Frescoes.
Manzoni, Alessandro. 1785-1873. Italian Romatic writer. The Betrothed 1825-7.
Marggraf, Andreas. 1709-82. German. Sugar in beets, 1747.
Marvell, Andrew. 1621-78. English satirical poet. To His Coy Mistress. Poems on Affairs of State 1689.
Mavrokordátos, Aléxandros. 1791-1835. Greek revolutionary leader vs Turkey. Prime Minister 1833,44,54-55.
McNaughton, Andrew. 1887-1966. Canadian WWII commander in England. Invented direction finder.