Examples of using Birney in English and their translations into German
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Gus Birney at the global premiere of“Dickinson.”.
When Kearny was killed in that battle, Birney took over command of his division.
The Birney family returned to Kentucky in 1833, and James Birney freed his slaves.
He"got his start with the help of other poets: Milton Acorn,Al Purdy and Earle Birney.
Michigan==In 1841, Birney moved to Saginaw, Michigan with his new wife and family.
The Liberty Party, a newly formed politicalparty whose only aim was abolition, nominated Birney for president.
Birney remained in Michigan until 1855, when his health drove him to move to the East Coast.
This, along with life experience and education, brought Birney to the realization that slavery must be abolished once and for all.
Birney fought at the Second Battle of Bull Run in support of Maj. Gen. John Pope's Army of Virginia.
As he saw very little future for himself in Kentucky politics, Birney decided to move to Alabama with the hope of starting a political career.
Early life==Birney was born in Huntsville, Alabama, the son of an abolitionist from Kentucky, James G. Birney.
McKinley, along with several other prominent members of society,successfully campaigned for Birney to become the Solicitor of Alabama's Fifth District in 1823.
For his own part, Birney agreed with his father and received his first slave at age six.
Millions of places that determine whether a gene isswitched on or off," says Ewan Birney of EMBL-EBI, lead analysis coordinator for ENCODE.
Birney won a seat in the Kentucky General Assembly representing Mercer County, becoming a member of the Kentucky House of Representatives at age twenty-four.
Sickles was grievously wounded by a cannonball and Birney assumed temporary command of the corps, despite having received two minor wounds himself.
Birney and the other developers supported churches in their community where they set aside money for church construction.
When reinforcements from the II Corps arrived,Maj. Gen. David B. Birney gave orders for Barnes' men to lie down while the brigade of Brig.
His son, James Birney, came to Bay City then called Lower Saginaw to take care of his father's business interests in the city.
I can't have been the only one gulping air at the sight of Presbyterian ministers Jeremy Gardiner andRussell Birney and the Church of Ireland minister, the Rev Stuart Lloyd, courageously giving an example by scrubbing the paint-spattered steps of Our Lady's church at Harryville.
Birney started in the Overland Campaign as a division commander in the II Corps, his III Corps having been reorganized out of existence that spring.
Thompson was introduced to the gang by Birney Jarvis, a former club member and then police-beat reporter for the"San Francisco Chronicle.
Ewan Birney from EBI, Tim Hubbard of the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and Roderic Guigo of CRG present ENCODE in a video subtitles in Spanish.
Cincinnati===In August 1835, Birney visited Cincinnati to make contacts with friends and fellow members of the abolitionist movement there.
Birney led his division in heavy fighting at Chancellorsville, where they suffered more casualties(1,607) than any other division in the army.
Following in the footsteps of his father, Birney became a freemason upon his return to Danville and a member of Danville's town council, making him a"member" of the town's social elite.
As Birney watched the few survivors of his division gather about him on Cemetery Ridge, he whispered to one of his officers,"I wish I were already dead.
Law practice==In May 1814 Birney returned to his hometown and took up the practice of law there, becoming the acting attorney for the local bank.
Birney staunchly opposed this resolution and it was defeated, though a new resolution was soon after drafted and passed, despite Birney's opposition yet again.
In October 1835, Birney and his family moved to Cincinnati, Ohio to prepare for the publication of his abolitionist paper"The Philanthropist", to be published weekly.
