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1. www.npr.org › sections › codeswitchHow One Inmate Changed The Prison System From The Inside

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   Apr 15, 2017 · Liz Sostre lovingly described her husband as a "very complicated" man. He was smart, funny and principled. He saw widespread injustice in the world, but he was optimistic that it could be...

2. tudortimes.co.uk › guest-articles › lessons-in-queenshipLessons in Queenship: Mary I and Elizabeth I - Tudor Times

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   Mary had spoken then of her marriage to her kingdom, describing her coronation ring as a wedding band, and her love of her subjects as that of a mother for her children. These were phrases and motifs that Elizabeth would use repeatedly and would become absolutely central to her Queenship.

3. digpodcast.org › 2018/02/25 › covertureCoverture: Married Women and Legal Personhood in Britain

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   Oct 23, 2021 · The doctrine of coverture deprived married women of legal status, merging her legal personhood with her husband’s. Today we’ll get into the complex ways that the doctrine of coverture shaped the lives of married women in the British Isles from the 11th to the 19th centuries.

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4. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsThe Quest for a King: Gender, Marriage, and Succession in ...

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   May 10, 2013 · According to Aylmer, Knox identified as the “greatest inconvenience” of female rule the fact that the realm would be transferred to “strangers” when the queen married, ceding to her husband, as her superior, the power that had been invested in her.

5. www.savemyexams.com › gcse › historyRevolt of the Northern Earls - GCSE History Revision Notes

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   Oct 1, 2024 · The Northern Earls believed that Mary, Queen of Scots could secure the royal succession if she became queen. If she married the Duke of Norfolk, any children they had would become heirs. Westmorland and Northumberland’s plan to marry Mary to the Duke of Norfolk became known by many in Elizabeth’s royal court.

6. inquest.org › a-spirit-unbrokenA Spirit, Unbroken - Garrett Felber - Inquest

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   Mar 23, 2023 · When I mentioned Sostre to Arthur, he immediately recognized Sostre’s legacy of resisting such assaults and their significance to him. At a youth prison in Illinois, a group of teenagers studying Sostre have begun resisting pat downs when leaving their unit, inspired by his example.

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   How did Liz Sostre describe her husband?

   • Liz Sostre described her husband as a 'very complicated' man. He was smart, funny, and principled. He saw widespread injustice in the world, but he was optimistic that it could be fixed. He was a champion of the poor, but he dismissed people who said 'money is evil' as people who usually had it. According to Liz Sostre, her husband believed that money was a good thing.

   How One Inmate Changed The Prison System From The Inside

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   How did Liz Sostre pass away?

   • Liz Sostre had passed away eight months before due to a series of small strokes. She described her husband as a 'very complicated' man who was smart, funny, and principled. He saw widespread injustice in the world, but remained optimistic that it could be fixed.

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   Who is Liz Sostre?

   • Liz Sostre is a member of Prairie Fire, the 'aboveground' support group for the Weather Underground. She had been doing prison reform work when she met the famous prisoners' rights advocate. She is Liz Sostre. After he was freed, he said to her, 'Nah. I'm out. I'm not in prison now.'

   How One Inmate Changed The Prison System From The Inside

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   Who is Martin Sostre's wife?

   • Martin Sostre's wife is Liz. That's how I ended up at a Sunday brunch on the Upper West Side of Manhattan with Liz Sostre, Martin's widow. Sostre had died just eight months before after a series of small strokes.

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   How did the doctrine of coverture affect married women?

   • The doctrine of coverture deprived married women of legal status, merging her legal personhood with her husband’s. Today we’ll get into the complex ways that the doctrine of coverture shaped the lives of married women in the British Isles from the 11th to the 19th centuries. Listen, download, watch on YouTube, or scroll down for the transcript.

   Coverture: Married Women and Legal Personhood in Britain

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   Who was John Sostre and what was he accused of?

   • John Sostre was accused of arson, riot, and selling heroin. The main witness against him was a drug addict named Arto Williams who had visited his bookstore and, according to police, bought $15 worth of heroin. The marked bills were later found in Sostre's cash register.

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8. iyiny.org › living-towards-wholenessFrom Fear to Courage, From Courage to Love and Ahimsa (Non ...

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   Elizabeth Sostre returned to her love for yoga and writing during the time she took ill with Stage 3 Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, in 2009. Upon learning she could not return to her career as an educator for the Department of Education, she took time to rediscover herself.