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Lady Mansfield continued: He asked his uncle Lord Mansfield if he would take her into his household and bring her up. And she was brought up in Kenwood House in Hampstead by her great uncle and great aunt.
The 1st Earl of Mansfield, William Murray, was Lord Chief Justice and the most admired judge in 18th-century Britain. His name by this time was linked with the rights of slaves and he was a campaigner for greater racial equality.
Belle was raised by Lord Mansfield and his wife, Elizabeth Murray, alongside their great niece, Lady Elizabeth Murray, who is depicted alongside Belle in the portrait.
ASU poetry project aims to help health care workers de-stress amid pandemic
Sometimes, when you’re stretched to the limit and you think you can’t go on, all it takes to bring you back to a state of equilibrium is a calming voice and a little poetry.
Arizona State University English Professor Mark Lussier knows this well. For several years he has been researching the use of literature as medicine, and what his work, and the work of colleagues he has collaborated with along the way, has shown is that there is real evidence behind its efficacy.
Now, in the midst of a pandemic, Lussier and others are taking what they’ve learned about the healing power words can have for patients and turning it toward front-line health care workers. “Equipment for Living” is a series of videos in which ASU professors slowly and purposefully read aloud one of their favorite poems as the words scroll across a backdrop of soothing imagery think ASMR, but elevated.
Special report: Death and despair on Ireland s streets
It s been just over a year since a general election that was run on the twin issues of housing and homelessness. In that year, an unprecedented global pandemic has utterly changed Irish life. With people confined to their houses, those without homes are dying in unprecedented numbers. More people known to homeless services are dying and everyone wants to know why, and how to stop it, writes Noel Baker Volunteer Ryan sorting the food at Penny Dinners on Little Hanover Street, Cork. Picture: Dan Linehan
Mon, 15 Feb, 2021 - 21:25 It s been just over a year since a general election that was run on the twin issues of housing and homelessness. In that year, an unprecedented global pandemic has utterly changed Irish life. With people confined to their houses, those without homes are dying in unprecedented numbers. More people known to homeless services are dying and everyone wants to know why, and how to stop it,
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