- Mary
- Dorothy
- Helen
- Betty
- Margaret
- Ruth
- Mildred
- Grace
- Ethel
- Anna
Male:
- John
- William
- James
- Charles
- George
- Frank
- Joseph
- Thomas
- Henry
- Robert
Coming from a wealthy peasant family, Philippe Pétain was born in Pas-de-Calais. He received a Catholic education during his youth, and joined the Saint-Cyr officers school in 1876.While he was on the eve of his retirement, the First World War broke out. An officer then little known, he became appre
The advocacy of those days in itself demanded a different kind of skill. The British officers all the time tried to implicate those Indians in a false case which would threaten the British Raj. Government officials used to impose false cases on every person who would hinder the fulfillment of their
Born in the Tarn, and established as a fabric merchant in Toulouse, Jean Calas and his family are of the Protestant faith.In October 1791, Jean Calas finds his son hanged in his shop. To avoid family dishonour, he initially conceals Marc-Antoines suicide. The trial takes place against a background o
After organizing three Round Table Conferences, the government enacted the Government of India Act 1935 and held general elections to constitute legislative assemblies in the central and British Indian provinces. The Congress also decided to contest the elections to the Legislative Assemblies and fo