Mrs. Humphry Ward, born Mary Augusta Arnold, won worldwide recognition with the publication of Robert Elsmere (1888), which dramatized for countless readers the loss of faith in orthodox Christianity that resulted from the development of evolutionary sci...
Rondeau, Lydia A. (nee DeStefanis) 82, of Chandler, Arizona, passed away peacefully on the afternoon of Thursday, December 21 after a short, but valiant fight with cancer. She was surrounded by her loving family and friends. Lydia was the oldest of three children...
'Songstress of the Poor' Known as "La Alondra de la Frontera" ("The Lark of the Borderlands"), Lydia Mendoza was an iconic figure in Tejano music - which originated among Hispanics in Texas. She was among the first female stars in an era...
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