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When did James Reaney die?
James Reaney died on 2008-06-11.
When was Les Reaney born?
Les Reaney was born in 1984.
When was Paul Reedy born?
Paul Reedy was born in 1961.
What has the author Christine M Reaney written?
Christine M. Reaney has written: 'An adaptive help system'
What has the author Jonathan Reaney written?
Jonathan Reaney has written: 'Treasurehunt - a problem-Based collaborative learning environment'
What has the author P H REANEY written?
P. H. REANEY has written: 'The place-names of Cambridgeshire and the Isle of Ely'
What is the phone number of the Margaret Reaney Memorial Library in St. Johnsville?
The phone number of the Margaret Reaney Memorial Library is: 518-568-7822.
Where is the Margaret Reaney Memorial Library in St. Johnsville located?
The address of the Margaret Reaney Memorial Library is: 19 Kingsbury Avenue, St. Johnsville, 13452 1399
What actors and actresses appeared in Poets on Film No. 1 - 1977?
The cast of Poets on Film No. 1 - 1977 includes: Paul Hecht James Reaney John Robert Colombo
What actors and actresses appeared in Deadly Intent - 2013?
The cast of Deadly Intent - 2013 includes: Gus Barry as James Lara Lemon as Lisa Rebecca Reaney as Bryony
What has the author Bernice Corinne Reaney Varner written?
Bernice Corinne Reaney Varner has written: 'Milk and our school children' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Food, Milk, School children
What is the story of the play The Canadian Brothers by James Reaney?
"The Canadian Brothers" by James Reaney is a historical play that explores the lives of two fictionalized brothers, Edward and William, who are based on the real-life figures of the Canadian Confederation's founders, John A. Macdonald and George-Étienne Cartier. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century Canada, the play delves into themes of nationalism, identity, and the complexities of political alliances. Through a blend of drama and humor, Reaney examines the brothers' differing visions for the future of Canada, highlighting the tensions between English and French Canadian cultures. Ultimately, the play reflects on the challenges of nation-building and the personal sacrifices made in the pursuit of a united Canada.
