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Kapodistrias, Count. 1776-1831. Autocratic Greek president,1828-. Assassinated.
Kellogg-Briand Pact. 1928. Outlawed war as an instrument of national policy. Signed by 62 countries. Kellogg. Briand.
Kennedy Round. Liberalized tarrifs negotiated by 50 countries, 1964-7.
Kornilov, Lavr. 1870-1918. Russian general. Kerensky’s Commander-in-Chief, 1917. Failed coup vs Kerensky. Led Anti-Bolshevik White Army.
Langton, Stephen. 1151-1228. Archbishop of Canterbury. Encouraged Magna Carta.
Lateran Councils. Roman Catholic church councils. 1123,39 vs Schism of Arnold of Brescia. 1179 Crusade vs Albigens. 1215 Crusade. 1512-17 Reform.
Legitimists. 19C French Royalist supporters of Bourbon Chambord vs Orleanists, Bonapartists.
Libya. 7C BC Phoenician, Carthage, Greek colonies. 46BC Rome. 476 Vandal(W). 534 Byzantine 647 Arab. 1551 Ottoman. 1911 Italian colony. 1943 British/French 1950 Independent Kingdom. 1969 Qaddafi coup. Terrorism. Lockerbie.
Lin Piao. 1907-71. Chinese Communist. general, political leader. Died after coup attempt.
LogicalPositivism. 1920s. Philosophy. Only experimentally verifiable scientific truth counts. Vienna Circle. Wittgenstein.
Lomé Convention. 1975. 46 third World Countries gain free access to EEC. 1979 $7B aid from EEC to developing countries.
Low Countries. Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands.
Lutyens, Edwin. 1869-1944. English architect of country houses and public buildings. Fountain at Trafalgar. New Delhi Plan 1912.
Luxembourg. 1C BC Rome. 459 Franks. 963 Independent county «Holy Roman Empire. 1354 Duchy. 1443 Burgundy. 1472~1795 Hapsburg. 1555 Spanish. 1684 French. 1697 Spanish. 1714 Austrian. 1795 French. 1815 Dutch «German Confederation. 1839 Belgian(W)/Autonomous. 1867 Independent neutral. 1914-18, 1940-44 German occupation. 1948 Neutrality ends.
Lyons, Council, 2nd. 1274. Union of East, West churches. Later repudiated by Greek clergy. Schism.
Malaparte, Curzio. 1898-1957. Italian Fascist writer. Coup d’Etat 1931.
Marbury vs Madison. 1803. First US Supreme court ruling an Act of Congress unconstitutional. Marshall.
Markiewicz, Countess. 1876-1927. Irish Nationalist. First woman elected to British Parliament, 1918.
Marshall, Thurgood. 1908-93. First black on US Supreme Court 1967-92.
Martin I, St. Pope 649-55. Convoked Lateran Council to debate Monothelitism.
Master of the Revels. 1300-1737. English court official who arranged festivities, acted as censor.
Mata Hari. 1876-1917. Dutch dancer, courtesan. German spy WWI. Executed by French.
Matilda. (Maud). 1102-67. English. Fought cousin Stephen 1135-48, who usurped throne.
MI5. 1909. British Security Service responsible for counterintelligence and internal security.
Millenary Petition. 1603. Presented by 1000 Puritan ministers to James I. Calls Hampton Court Conference.