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SM Gardiner. Journal of Political Philosophy 14 (1), 33-60. , 2006. 475. 2006. Is' arming the future'with geoengineering really the lesser evil? Some doubts about the ethics of intentionally manipulating the climate system. S Gardiner. Climate Ethics: Essential Readings, Oxford.
4 de dic. de 2016 · Steven Gardiner. @SpeedyStevie. ·. Dec 4. What an honor to be inducted into the legends walk of fame here in nassau Bahamas! Thanks again to everyone who came out and supported you are greatly appreciated as always. ️🇧🇸 #LivingLegend. 5. 23. 357.
STEPHEN GARDINER, English bishop and Lord Chancellor, was a native of Bury St Edmunds. The date of his birth as commonly given, 1483, seems to be about ten years too early, and surmises which have passed current that he was some one's illegitimate child are of no authority. His father is now known to have been John Gardiner, a substantial cloth ...
4 de ago. de 2019 · Stephen Gardiner. Stephen Gardiner - Wikipedia; Stephen Gardiner (1493 – 12 November 1555) was an English Roman Catholic bishop and politician during the English Reformation period who served as Lord Chancellor during the reign of Queen Mary I of England. Update
HISTORIA DE LA ARQUITECTURA. Stephen Gardiner ofrece en este libro un patrón coherente de la diversidad de estilos arquitectónicos que han florecido desde la antigüedad egipcia hasta la época moderna,con la finalidad de esclarecer sus significados y, al mismo tiempo,proporcionar al lector un marco de referencia que le permita apreciar a ...
11 de feb. de 2009 · 7 The letters of Stephen Gardiner, ed. Muller, J. A. (Cambridge, 1933 Google Scholar; hereafter Letters of Gardiner), pp. 4–5.Venn, II, 84, speculates that Eden was of the King's Hall, without giving any reason; he does not appear to feature in the surviving records of the King's Hall, and does not receive a mention in Cobban, A. B.
Stephen Gardiner, bishop of Winchester 1531-55, is familiar as "Wily Winchester," the villain of Foxe's "Actes and Monuments". Foxe, however, was building on a long evangelical tradition which cast Gardiner as Antichrist's chief agent in England. This reputation was grounded less on Gardiner's own conduct than on the reformers' need for a scapegoat to explain the failure of their early hopes ...
