17th,

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On March 17th he had his wish, or most of it: a state funeral for all the poilus at Les Invalides, and then a simple family burial.
He turns then to France, which, out of a growing sense of Gallic identity, rejected the Italian influence in the early 17th century.
The southern shoreline of Manhattan, known as the Battery, has been a popular promenade since the 17th century.
And on my 17th birthday, my parents, knowing how much I loved speed, gave me one driving lesson for my 17th birthday.
Early in the 17th century the banking industry was no longer a leader in Europe; that role had been acquired by Antwerp.
Speaking to pilgrims on March 17th, he said he hoped it would help "repentance, healing and renewal" of a "severely shaken" church.
Now, whenever I see a book concerning anything to do with the last half of 17th Century England, I feel nothing but a sense of repulsion.
The bridge of the 17th century seems to be tiny from such a distance but. . .
From April 14th through the 17th, the sun steps into the place where Mercury was a week ago.
Hillary Clinton, just back from Iraq, said on January 17th that she supported legislation to put a cap on the number of troops there.
It's got to be serious if the New York Times puts a cover story of their February 17th Sunday magazine about play.
With an economy in its 17th year of uninterrupted growth, Australia's skills shortage has never been worse.
In Europe silver shortages led to a sudden massive expansion of the money supply and the hyperinflation of the mid-17th century.
On Jan. 1, Estonia became the 17th country to adopt the euro, but it might be a while before it has company.
The fascinating array of lotions is chronicled in The Path-Way To Health, a sort of 17th century version of Men's Health magazine.
Argentina and Great Britain have been at loggerheads over the sovereignty of the Malvinas (Falklands) Islands since the 17th century.
India's economic history can be broadly divided into three eras, beginning with the pre-colonial period lasting up to the 17th century.
But before you think less of Newton, consider that most experimental scientists of the 17th century believed in it too.
That's where her path crossed that of Michael LaSane, who, police say, wanted just such a car to celebrate his 17th birthday.
THERE was a time in the late 17th century when no respectable monarch would be seen without a guitar.
Over the past 25 years, in terms of GDP per head at current exchange rates, the French have dropped from seventh place in the world to 17th.
Why should whist, the name of a card game that has been known only since the 17th century, be spelled with wh-?
During the 17th and 18th centuries, the same painting is described in other collectors' catalogs as The Garden of the Hesperides.
The Torres family has made wine at least since the 17th century in the Penedes region, south of Barcelona.
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