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Há 2 dias · Oliver Sacks: neurologist, pianist, scholar. Oliver Wolf Sacks (1933-2015) was born in London, youngest of four sons of two Lithuanian Jewish doctors. Oliver spent most of his childhood in London, though his GP father and surgeon mother sent him to a rural boarding school for 4 years in WW2 to escape the horrific air raids.
Há 6 dias · Cromwell REIT (SGX:CWBU)'s listing information, trading statistics, latest financial reports, annual reports and more.
Há 4 dias · We live in discordant times, which may be why the turbulent reign of King Henry VIII has enjoyed a revival over the last few years. We've had the gleefully trashy TV series The Tudors, the Tony-winning Broadway musical Six and – at the high end of achievement – Hilary Mantel's trilogy about Henry's right-hand-man Thomas Cromwell.
Há 4 dias · We live in discordant times, which may be why the turbulent reign of King Henry VIII has enjoyed a revival over the last few years. We've had the gleefully trashy TV series The Tudors, the Tony-winning Broadway musical Six and – at the high end of achievement – Hilary Mantel's trilogy about Henry's right-hand-man Thomas Cromwell.
Há 4 dias · We live in discordant times, which may be why the turbulent reign of King Henry VIII has enjoyed a revival over the last few years. We've had the gleefully trashy TV series The Tudors, the Tony-winning Broadway musical Six and – at the high end of achievement – Hilary Mantel's trilogy about Henry's right-hand-man Thomas Cromwell.
Há 4 dias · We live in discordant times, which may be why the turbulent reign of King Henry VIII has enjoyed a revival over the last few years. We've had the gleefully trashy TV series The Tudors, the Tony-winning Broadway musical Six and – at the high end of achievement – Hilary Mantel's trilogy about Henry's right-hand-man Thomas Cromwell.
Há 4 dias · Blood was born in 1618 in County Clare in the Kingdom of Ireland. He first rose to distinction during the English Civil War when he left the Royalist cause and joined Oliver Cromwell's Parliamentary Roundheads. The treachery earned him a profitable estate in Ireland, but he lost it following King Charles II's 1660 restoration to the throne.
