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"It is true," Mommsen wrote, "that the history of past centuries ought to be the instructress of the present; but...it is instructive only so far as the earlier forms of culture reveals the organic conditions of civilization generally--the fundamental forces everywhere alike, and the manner of their combination everywhere different--and leads and encourages men, not to unreflecting imitation, but to independent reproduction." In his History of Rome Theodor Mommsen brings the past strikingly to life.

They urged the authorities concerned to appoint instructress on vacant posts as several posts were lying vacant in their school.

Schutz demonstrates how the instructress figures of Courtesan and Mother transgress the boundaries of societal expectations of women.

Most commonly, she was a lady who had been forced to enter the profession due to straitened circumstances: "take a lady, born and bred, and let her father pass through the gazette [bankruptcy], and she wants nothing more to suit our highest beau ideal of a guide and instructress to our children" (Lady Eastlake, in Lynch, 94).

Some of her descriptions are idiosyncratic, such as her reading of a well-known scene in the British Museum's painting Admonitions of the Instructress as depicting a grandfather with his family (p.

Jane Frances de Chantal (who transformed from angry, grieving widow to forgiving founder of a community of religious women) as our instructress.

(11) Joan was married on 3 October 1907 and so her younger sister, Cicely, took sole responsibility as instructress and piano player for the organization of the January 1908 event.

With her were Maud Lonsbrough (centre left) - mother of Olympic swimming gold medalist Anita Lonsbrough - who led the club for eight years when Mrs Kaye had a break after having two children and instructress Patricia Heywood (centre right).

British Horse Society instructress and trainer Stephanie bought the Connemara pony for PS1850 in Ireland in 2011.

There were three students the summer I learned to touch-type, five unoccupied desks, one instructress, Miss Lux herself; she taught a course in shorthand, but no one had signed up for it during those six weeks.

"When the training is over, and they become regulars, men and women are kept at the right weight; and they are [enjoined] to be well-groomed at all times," said the instructress. "We emphasize the use of moisturizers before they go onboard, and they are urged to drink less water while airborne, to prevent their body from bloating." Trainees also undergo a wine workshop.

Being a professional athlete, team member of a National team and consecutive Champion of Belarus in Sports Aerobics for 8 years, representing her country in the biggest sports events like World & Europe Championships and other National & International tournaments, Alena has made a big shift in her life when joined Hospitality industry in 2002 as a Fitness/Aerobics Instructress at Kuwait Regency Palace Hotel.