Diderot also contributed to literature, notably with Jacques le fataliste et son maître ( Jacques the Fatalist and his Master ), which emulated Laurence Sterne in challenging conventions regarding novels and their structure and content, while also examining philosophical ideas about free will.

Laurence Sterne ( 24 November 1713 – 18 March 1768 ) was an Anglo-Irish novelist and an Anglican clergyman.

Laurence Sterne was born 24 November 1713 in Clonmel, County Tipperary.

* Percy Fitzgerald, Life of Laurence Sterne ( London, 1864 ; second edition, London, 1896 )

* Paul Stapfer, Laurence Sterne, sa personne et ses ouvrages ( second edition, Paris, 1882 )

* H. D. Traill, Laurence Sterne, " English Men of Letters ", ( London, 1882 )

* H. W. Thayer, Laurence Sterne in Germany ( New York, 1905 )

* Arthur Cash, Laurence Sterne: The Early and Middle Years ( ISBN 0-416-82210-X, 1975 ) and Laurence Sterne: The Later Years ( ISBN 0-416-32930-6, 1986 )

* Bibliography for the study of Laurence Sterne

* Useful Articles on Laurence Sterne, available online

* Laurence Sterne in Cyberspace

* Ron Schuler's Parlour Tricks: The Scrapbook Mind of Laurence Sterne

* Laurence Sterne Resource

* Laurence Sterne at the Google Books Search

* The Shandean: A Journal Devoted to the Works of Laurence Sterne ( tables of contents available online )

* Laurence Sterne at the National Portrait Gallery, London

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These letters, modelled after Irish-born Poet, Laurence Sterne ´ s Sentimental Journey, were first printed in the Moscow Journal, which he edited, but were later collected and issued in six volumes ( 1797 – 1801 ).

The embassy in Nairobi was established December 12, 1963 — Kenya ’ s independence day — with Laurence C. Vass as chargé d ' affaires ad interim pending the appointment of an ambassador.

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Laurence Kotlikoff ’ s “ limited purpose banking ” proposal rejects bank regulation ( based on rules and supervision to ensure “ safety and soundness ”) and replaces it with a prohibition on any company operating like a traditional “ bank .” All limited liability financial companies ( not only today ’ s “ banks ”) that receive money from the public for investment or “ lending ” and that issue promises to pay amounts in the future ( whether as insurance companies, hedge funds, securities firms, or otherwise ) could only issue obligations to repay amounts equal to the value of their assets.

Hardwicke played at the Bristol Old Vic, the Oxford Playhouse and the Nottingham Playhouse, before joining Laurence Olivier ’ s National Theatre in 1964.

He played the henchman of Laurence Fishburne named Test Tube in Abel Ferrara ’ s King of New York.

While the P. C. s made spending promises including paving all of the province's secondary highways, the Liberals — who had returned to the legislature in the 1986 election after fifteen years in the political wilderness — under new leader Laurence Decore stressed dealing with the deficit.

The script by Robert Vansittart and Miles Malleson ( from Laurence Housman ’ s play Victoria Regina ) alternated between the political and the personal lives of the royal couple.

The Church of England parish church in High Street, dating from about 1320is dedicated to St Laurence, and is twinned with St Paul ’ s Church in Winslow, Arizona.

As the Wall Street Journal ’ s Barrymore Laurence Scherer observes, “ the Bard Music Festival … no longer needs an introduction.

Most notably, Newsweek ’ s Jack Kroll compared him to Laurence Olivier, writing, “ Something unbelievable happened.

In the 1950s Josephine Tey published her detective novel The Daughter of Time, in which Richard ’ s guilt is examined and doubted, Laurence Olivier released the film of Shakespeare's Richard III, which at the beginning admitted it was unhistorical, and a sympathetic, detailed biography of Richard was published by Paul Murray Kendall, all of which went some way towards re-invigorating the society.

Laurence Olivier and his wife Vivien Leigh took over the management of the theatre in 1950, opening with Christopher Fry ’ s new play, Venus Observed.

While de Vit ’ s set at ' Heaven ' was rapidly establishing a reputation for itself, 1990 saw another pioneering and soon to be influential club named Trade emerge onto the scene, which was promoted by the then unknown Laurence Malice & Tim Stabler.

Laurence Yep ’ s The Magic Paintbrush, Maxine Hong Kingston ’ s The Woman Warrior, and Walt Disney Pictures ’ Mulan all borrow from Chinese folklore traditions.

In 1954, he collaborated with John Cannan on a screenplay for a film version of John Gay ’ s The Beggar's Opera, for director Peter Brook, starring Laurence Olivier.

For secondary / late primary school year entrancing, Kangaroo Point is close to St Laurence ’ s College, Anglican Church Grammar, All Hallows ' School, Somerville House, Brisbane State High School and Villanova College.

* St Laurence ’ s Park were completed in October 1954.

Further to this success the company ’ s productions have also received nominations from such varied awards bodies as the Academy Awards, the Laurence Olivier Awards, The Monte Carlo International Television Festival, The Screen Actors Guild, The American Society of Cinematographers, The Edgar Allan Poe Awards, The Rose D ’ Or and The San Sebastian Film Festival.

The death of Laurence Turbec had a tremendously negative impact on the group ’ s popularity.

Clinton had the celebrated economist Alan Greenspan as the Chair of the Federal Reserve ’ s board of governors throughout his presidency ; he also appointed two widely considered “ moderate advocates of tight money ", Alice Rivlin and Laurence Meyer.

Her mother ’ s maiden name was Whistler, and through her she was a distant cousin of the English artist Rex Whistler and his brother the glass engraver Sir Laurence Whistler ; she was also more distantly related to the Anglo-American artist James McNeill Whistler.