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Poulenc, Francis. 1899-1963. Modern French composer. Les Six.
Pound, Ezra. 1885-1972. US poet/translator of Oriental and Provençale poetry. Pisan Cantos. Pro-Fascism led to incarceration in an asylum 1946-58.
Poussin, Nicolas. 1594-1665. French Neoclassical painter. Strong pictorial emotional works. Arcadian Shepherds 1638/55. Rape of the Sabines 1636-7.
Powell, Enoch. 1912- British Conservative politician vs EEC, immigration.
Powers, Francis Gary. 1929-77. US pilot in U-2 incident.
Powers, Hiram. 1805-73. US Neoclassical sculptor. Greek Slave 1843.
Praetorian Guard. 27BC-312. Roman Emperor’s guard. Only military allowed in Rome.
Praetorius, Michael. 1571-1621. German choral composer. Musae Sioniae 1605-10. Syntagma Musicum 1615-19.
Pragmatic Sanction. 1713. Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI declares Maria Theresa as heir causing War of Austrian Succession.
Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges. 1438-61. France limits power of pope.
Pragmatism. 19-20C. Philosophy emphasizing experiment and practical utility. Pierce. James. Dewey. Schiller.
Prague, Battle. 1757. Austria defeats Prussia in Seven Years War.
Prague, Peace of. 1635. Ends Swedish phase of Thirty Years War.
Prague, Treaty of. 1866. Ends Austro-Prussian War. Schleswig-Holstein to Prussia.
Prague Spring. 1968. Czech reforms face Soviet intervention. Dubcek.
Praguerie. 1440. French nobles rebel vs Charles VII.
Prairial, Law of 22. 1794. France allowed only acquital or death penalty in trials. Terror.
Prakrit. Family of Indic languages from which Indo-Aryan springs.
Prandtl, Ludwig. 1875-1953. German “father” of aerodynamics.
Prasad, Rajendra. 1884-1963. First president of Indian Republic 1950-62.
Pratt, E.J. 1883-1964. Canadian Nationalist poet. Brébeuf and his Brethren 1940.
Pravda. 1021. Russian law code.
Pravda. 1912. Newspaper of Russian Communist Party.
Praxiteles. 4C BC. Greek classical sculptor: Aphrodite c350. Hermes. Showed humanity of gods.
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. 1848-53. British painters vs Royal Academy. Advocated return to simple classical naturalism. Painted with bright colors on white vs dark tones of the time. Rossetti. Millais. Hunt.