Cornwell purchased 31 of Sickert's paintings, and some persons in the arts world have said that she destroyed one of them in a search for Sickert's DNA, but Cornwell denies having done this.

The Gaunt's Ghosts series of books have been said to be inspired heavily by the Sharpe series of books written by Bernard Cornwell.

Cornwell himself has said, " I have to confess that of all the books I have written these three are my favourites.

Cornwell has said, including in her Desert Island Discs interview with Sue Lawley, that new evidence has come to light since 2002.

Governor John Jacob Cornwell was insistent upon having a State Police force which he said, " was mandatory in order for him to uphold the laws of our state.

In an interview with www. ExclusiveMagazine. com conducted on 19 February 2010, Cornwell said that his upcoming new album will be titled ' Totem & Taboo ', but no release date is yet agreed.

Their early music was also characterised by the growling vocals and sometimes misanthropic lyrics of both Jean-Jacques Burnel and Hugh Cornwell.

Pale, dirty, with drugged eyes, vulgar, repulsive ..." According to Cornwell, a worrying impression of stereotypical anti-Semitic contempt is discernible in the ' catalogue of epithets describing their physical and moral repulsiveness ' and Pacelli's " constant harping on the Jewishness of this party of power usurpers " chimed with the " growing and widespread belief among Germans that the Jews were the instigators of the Bolshevik revolution, their principal aim being the destruction of Christian civilization ".

Other original personnel were bass player / vocalist Jean Jacques Burnel, guitarist / vocalist Hugh Cornwell and keyboardist / guitarist Hans Wärmling, who was replaced by keyboardist Dave Greenfield within a year.

The Sharpe novels ( 1981 – 2007 ) by Bernard Cornwell were a series likewise following the adventures of a British Army officer and set, partly, during the Peninsular War.

By now, all the regulars ( with the exception of Peter Richardson ) had become more famous for their own shows, and more recurring performers such as Gary Beadle, Phil Cornwell, Steve O ' Donnell, Mark Caven, Sara Stockbridge and Doon Mackichan were brought in.

" John Cornwell views Cardinal Pacelli as being an example of a " fellow traveller " of the Nazis who, through the Concordat, was willing to accept the generosity of Hitler in the educational sphere ( more schools, teachers and pupil places ), so long as the Church withdrew from the social and political sphere, at the same time as Jews were being dismissed from universities and Jewish pupil places were being reduced.

His parents were Eli and Lily Cornwell.

All of the gun's crew were killed except Cornwell who, although severely wounded, managed to stand back up, and despite the entire gun crew around him dead or wounded, he remained standing at his post for more than 15 minutes until Chester retired from the action with only one main gun still working.

Cornwell has lashed back at these critics, claiming that, if she were a man or British, her theory would have been accepted.

Departing from common belief among experts that most of the Ripper's letters were hoaxes, Cornwell writes that the letters contain specific information related to crimes, and as such are unlikely to be from anyone other than the Ripper.

The team were responsible to a Minister, played by Charlotte Cornwell.

The scripts were written by the cast, and director Peter Richardson, and the series starred Gary Beadle, Phil Cornwell, Doon Mackichan ( playing most of the female roles ), Sara Stockbridge, George Yiasoumi, and Mark Caven.

Other players in the team were Stevie Stalin ( Andrew McLean ) and Terry Trotsky ( Phil Cornwell ).

Papal critic John Cornwell claimed that, after Williams and his entourage left, the Pope turned to an aide and asked " tell me, who were those people?

Cornwell researched the conduct of Pacelli, both while he served as nuncio to Germany and after he was made Pope ; some of Cornwell's principal resources were the Vatican archives.

Cornwell asserts that Pius XI and his new secretary of state, Eugenio Pacelli, were determined that, at a time that saw the church persecuted by Communists and socialist regimes from the Soviet Union to Mexico and later Spain, no accommodation was to be reached with Communists.

At the same time, Cornwell alleges that Pius XI and Pacelli were more open to collaboration with totalitarian movements and regimes of the right.

According to Cornwell, Hitler was " convinced that his movement could succeed only if political Catholicism and its democratic networks were eliminated ".

At one stage it was just Cornwell and Black, who were then joined by Jean Jacques Burnel.

After World War II most Tristan texts were in the form of prose novels or short stories, although Bernard Cornwell includes a " historical " interpretation of the legend as a side story in The Warlord Chronicles.

The team were responsible to a Minister, played by Charlotte Cornwell.

Cornwell and Lundgren went on to ask about whether the participants had misrepresented themselves to their partner in a number of areas: their interests ( e. g. hobbies, musical tastes ); their age ; their background ; their appearance and ' mis-presentation of yourself in any other way ' ( p. 203 ).

It is also a setting in the Warlord Chronicles a trilogy of books about Arthurian Britain written by Bernard Cornwell.

For example, American author Patricia Cornwell wrote a best-selling book titled Portrait of a Killer about the personality, background, and possible motivations of Jack the Ripper, as well as the media coverage of his murders, and the subsequent police investigation of his crimes.

Sessions also starred in Stella Street, a surreal " soap opera " comedy about a fantasy suburban British street inhabited by celebrities like Michael Caine and Al Pacino, which he conceived with fellow impressionist Phil Cornwell, the two of them playing several parts in each episode.

The Warlord Chronicles is a trilogy of books about Arthurian Britain written by Bernard Cornwell ( perhaps best known for his Richard Sharpe adventures ).

Hammond wrote a four part BBC Radio 4 comedy with David Spicer called Polyoaks, about GPs struggling with the Coalition's NHS reforms and starring Nigel Planer, Tony Gardner, Celia Imrie, David Westhead, Carla Mendonca, David Holt, Phil Cornwell and Kate O ’ Sullivan.

Sharpe's Regiment is a historical novel, part of series about the fictional Richard Sharpe by Bernard Cornwell.

According to Cornwell, Mary McAleese told the British Catholic newspaper The Universe of a visit as President of Ireland to John Paul where he struggled to talk about the Irish College in Rome, where Irish seminarians in the city are trained and to which the Pope prior to his election had often travelled.

In 1999, Cornwell published Hitler's Pope, in which he accuses Pope Pius XII of assisting in the legitimization of the Nazi regime in Germany through the pursuit of a Reichskonkordat in 1933 and of remaining silent, like the Allies, after some information about the Holocaust was released to the public in late 1942 and early 1943.

She is also an important figure in The Saxon Stories of Bernard Cornwell, especially from Sword Song on.

He also has a bad relationship with his colleague Dave Clifton ( played by Phil Cornwell ), Alan occasionally insults him while introducing him on his show ( for example in " Alan Attraction ", Alan says " Here's a man who indeed won't be killing anyone with syphilis ").

Bernard Cornwell also duplicated Wellington's tactics, in this battle, in his re-telling of Arthur's victory at the Battle of Mount Badon, in The Warlord Chronicles.

Cranleigh still also has a number of small, locally-owned, traditional businesses such as a bakery ( Celebration Cakes ) owned by the Cornwell Family, a butcher and a fishmonger.

André was also a featured character in the historical novel Redcoat ( 1987 ) by Bernard Cornwell.

He co-wrote and also directed the 1990s cult mockumentary comedy series Stella Street with Phil Cornwell and John Sessions.

Jack Cornwell was initially buried in a common grave ( Square 126 Grave 323 ) in Manor Park Cemetery, London, but his body was exhumed on 29 July 1916 and he was reburied with full military honours also in Manor Park Cemetery Square 55 Grave 13.

Boy Cornwell Memorial Fund was also established.

Salisbury's portrait of Cornwell hangs in the Anglican church within the Royal Navy's Initial Training Establishment HMS Raleigh, perhaps selected as an appropriate place also because the ship's Chaplain, The Rev.

") Partridge can also often be seen bickering with DJ Dave Clifton ( played by Phil Cornwell ), who takes the slots after his own in both series of the show.

Like Marion Zimmer Bradley in her novel The Mists of Avalon, Cornwell also presumes considerable friction still occurred between the old Druidic and other pagan religion and Christianity at this point in time ( as he admits in the afterword of the first book, this angle was determined more by personal preference rather than third-party historical assessments ).

Cornwell also weaves later additions such as Merlin and Lancelot into the plot.

Edward Bamford was also awarded the DSO for his gallantry aboard HMS Chester at the Battle of Jutland, the ship that also was the scene for the actions of Boy 1st Class John Cornwell who, posthumously, became a recipient of the VC at the age of sixteen.

* Mrs. Claus ( played by Judy Cornwell ) is also a character in 1985's Santa Claus: The Movie, where she played a vital role in the film's story.

She also points to Sickert's paintings and sketches, some of which show women in prostrate poses that Cornwell claims are similar to victims at their crime scenes.

Cornwell also had a stamp licked by the writer of one of the supposed Ripper letters analysed for DNA, and claimed it pointed to Sickert.

She is also shortly noted in the afterword of Sharpe's Company by Bernard Cornwell

Rychlak also alleged that Cornwell manipulated the photograph on the front cover of the American edition of the book, and incorrectly dated the photo as having been taken in March 1939, the month that Pacelli was made Pope.

Cornwell was the lead guitarist in the group, and he also sang the majority of songs.

In 2004, Cornwell also published A Pontiff in Winter, a work critical of Pope John Paul II.