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Examples
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The Venice insurrection was led by Daniel Manin, a convert to Catholicism, who like most converts was still regarded as a Jew.
Emancipation Michael Goldfarb 2009
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The citizens were driven by an ardent desire to obtain the "honors and benefits" of office (Manin 1995).
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Manin, Lopez, John Brown, Garibaldi; it is everywhere where the future is being lighted up, at Boston in 1779, at the Isle de Leon in 1820, at Pesth in 1848, at Palermo in 1860, it whispers the mighty countersign: Liberty, in the ear of the American abolitionists grouped about the boat at
Les Miserables 2008
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Special thanks to Ken and Helen Kleinberg and Mary Manin Morrissey, for putting your resources and energy behind this project.
Project Everlasting Mathew Boggs 2007
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Jack and Dorothy Manin were two people very much in love.
Project Everlasting Mathew Boggs 2007
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Special thanks to Ken and Helen Kleinberg and Mary Manin Morrissey, for putting your resources and energy behind this project.
Project Everlasting Mathew Boggs 2007
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Stationed eighteen months in Japan during the Korean War, Jack Manin longed for home.
Project Everlasting Mathew Boggs 2007
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Stationed eighteen months in Japan during the Korean War, Jack Manin longed for home.
Project Everlasting Mathew Boggs 2007
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Jack and Dorothy Manin were two people very much in love.
Project Everlasting Mathew Boggs 2007
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Stationed eighteen months in Japan during the Korean War, Jack Manin longed for home.
Project Everlasting Mathew Boggs 2007
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