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Because they belived the Manchos Dynasty had lost the Mandate of Heaven
Jane Lewis has written: 'Models of equality for women: the case of state support for children in twentieth-century Britain'
During the nineteenth century, American audiences primarily favored European classical music, considering it more sophisticated and prestigious. American composers faced challenges gaining recognition and support for their work. Additionally, there was a lack of infrastructure and institutions to promote and perform concert music by American composers.
In the early twentieth century, 1900-1930, players did have a salary, but a small one. The thing was, if you won the World Series you would get a bonus big enough to where you did not have to work to make an income in the winter. So yes, but one where normally they would have to have another part time job to support a family.
The Catholic and Protestant churches worked together to support composers during the Baroque period.
No. Trout were first introduced to Tasmanian waters in 1864 and, by early in the twentieth century, they had been introduced to virtually all water catchments able to support them on Australia's mainland.
If the story of Mrs. Mallard were set in the late twentieth century, she might have more independence, opportunities for education and employment, and societal support for leaving an unhappy marriage. She might also have access to technologies and resources that could aid her in asserting her independence and seeking happiness on her own terms.
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