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St. John’s Evan. Lutheran Church, Maujer St

Postcard is a black and white illustration of St. John’s Evan. Lutheran Church on Maujer Street. The postcard is divided. The picture side reads

American Philosopher John Rawls
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American Philosopher John Rawls

In Rawls "A Theory of Justice," he proposes several principles that would impove the situation of a least advantaged in society.

Composer John Cage
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Composer John Cage

John Cage, a poet and a visionary, describes the multiplicity of sounds that he hears when all is silent. An excerpt from Cage%u2019s Improvisations

Painter John Constable
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Painter John Constable

The painter John Constable show a feeling for nature similar to Wordsworth's. Industrialization began in the textile industry. The 1830s was a

John Bowlby 1907-1990
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John Bowlby 1907-1990

John Bowlby was a British psychiatrist and psycho analyst who thought that bonding was an essential part of child development. He developed an

Composer John Adson
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Composer John Adson

In England, John Adson's masques. A performance of his "Courtly Masquing Airs" is included.

Salinas Valley: John Steinbeck
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Salinas Valley: John Steinbeck

Using Steinbeck's books as a guide, this journey through the Salinas Valley provides the backdrop for his stories.

John Millington Synge
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John Millington Synge

Yeats encourages Synge to leave Paris and come to Ireland. He writes "The Playboy of the Western World." It is utterly Irish yet a satire

English Composer John Dunstable
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English Composer John Dunstable

Dunstable's influence includes giving importance to the "top nine" in a piece of music, creating harmonized melodies. He wrote "

John Ruskin: Upbringing
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John Ruskin: Upbringing

John Ruskin, born in 1819, is home-schooled as a child. Religious, brought up to love nature, and hard-wired to see the world as good fighting evil