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  2. es.wikipedia.org › wiki › Henry_Williams_(misionero)Henry Williams (misionero) - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

    Henry Williams (n. 11 de febrero de 1792 Gosport, Inglaterra – m. Pakaraka, Nueva Zelanda, 16 de julio de 1867) fue el líder de la misión de la Church Missionary Society (CMS) en Aotearoa ( Nueva Zelanda) durante la primera mitad del siglo XIX. Se alistó en la marina cuando tenía catorce años y luchó en las Guerras Napoleónicas.

  3. www.facebook.com › henrywilliamsFacebook

    Visit the official Facebook page of Henry Williams Matus Cortes, a passionate traveler and photographer. See his latest posts, photos and videos.

  4. www.linkedin.com › in › henry-williams-iv-mba-esq-3aHenry Williams IV, MBA, Esq. - Associate Attorney ... - LinkedIn

    Liked by Henry Williams IV, MBA, Esq. ‘My HBCU education was absolutely good enough to prepare me to compete’: United Airlines VP Phil Griffith to PVAMU’s Spring Class of 2024 ️🎓. To…

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  5. teara.govt.nz › en › artworkEuropeans involved in the declaration: Henry Williams

    This is missionary Henry Williams in the mid-1850s. Williams had an important role during the signing of the Declaration of Independence, and later the Treaty of Waitangi, in assisting with the translation of terms. He was known by Māori either as Te Karu-whā (four eyes) because of his spectacles, or as Te Wiremu.

  6. www.facebook.com › TheHenryWilliamsHenry Williams - Facebook

    Henry Williams, Brenham, TX. 215 likes · 46 talking about this. Official Facebook Page of Henry Williams!

  7. henry-williams.netHenry Williams

    23 de mai. de 2024 · The middle class was an accident in history. It's not a naturally occurring thing. “In 1945, seven million men returned from war, they showed heroics, they were in uniforms, they were strong, they were attractive, and we gave them money. We gave them the GI Bill. We had the National Highway Act so they could have jobs.