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Municipal General Establishment Lyceum Vector Presentation executed by Alexandra Retinskaya 11 A Presentation supervised by NMZhuravlyova Khabarovsk 2009 Plan Early years Important periods of life. The Six Thinking Hats. Access to Breast Care for West Texas – ABC4WT. Train the Trainer Seminar. Saturday, October 16, 2010. Dr. Edward De Bono The Six Thinking Hats. Lack of a blood relative. This might be Edward’s fault, e.g. didn’t have sexual relations with Edith, eithe. r to spite Godwin or for religious reasons.. More likely that he was impotent.. Primogeniture not the only measure to take into consideration but still the most important at this time.. Cnut’s successors. T. he reasons for instability. T. he powers of the monarchy. T. he personality and upbringing of Edward the Confessor. Edward’s handling of taxation, government, law and military organisation,. In reward for Earl Godwin’s support in his claim to the throne, Edward made . Sweyn. and Harold . Godwinson. earls.. Edward appointed Robert of . Jumieges. as Archbishop of Canterbury in 1051, going against the wishes of the monks and Godwin.. Caro Kristiine Kallas. EdwARD iii. Reigned for 50 years. Successful, but expensive. Restoring of royal authority. Efficient military power. Developments in legislature and governement. Evolution of the English parliament. the king’s deathbed words . his family connection to him (brother-in-law). his role in recent years as the king’s right-hand man. h. is influence with the earls and . thegns. h. is proven military prowess. In reward for Earl Godwin’s support in his claim to the throne, Edward made . Sweyn. and Harold . Godwinson. earls.. Edward appointed Robert of . Jumieges. as Archbishop of Canterbury in 1051, going against the wishes of the monks and Godwin.. Starter: . What is the story behind this scene?. Challenge: . Why might this not be the most reliable of sources?. Harold is swearing on holy relics to support William’s claim to the English throne.. Bella . finding . Edward . a vampire. Falling in love with. Marrying. Starter: . What is the story behind this scene?. Challenge: . Why might this not be the most reliable of sources?. Harold is swearing on holy relics to support William’s claim to the English throne.. a little less help from Leo). Power of the Monarchy. Government. Religion. Society and Economy. Foreign Relations and Succession. Key Individuals. What to consider as we go: . Change/continuity. Success/failure. Primary classroom . l. esson . p. lan. Written by. Rachel Leach. Lesson outcomes. After this lesson, pupils will be able to: . • listen and reflect on a piece of orchestral music. • invent their own musical motifs and structure them into a . GAVESTON . [. reads. ]. ‘My father is deceased; come, . Gaveston. ,. And share the kingdom with thy dearest friend.’. Ah, words that make me surfeit with delight! . (. 1.1.1-3. ). The . king…exists . 132When I came to Copenhagen a few years later than 1861 I was stuffed with Chopin Schumann Mendelssohn and Wagner and needed somehow elbowroom and to breathe a more personal and independent air The