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Article: Thomas Nelson Page's Sonnet to Amelie Rives *. (Document).
- Article from:
- The Mississippi Quarterly
- Article date:
- December 22, 2000
- Author:
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IT WOULD SEEM THAT THOMAS NELSON PAGE (1853-1922) and Amelie Louise Rives (1863-1945) had much in common. They were both born in Virginia: Page at Oakland, Hanover County, and Rives at nearby Richmond. They both became prominent: Page as the author of such works as In Ole Virginia (1887), which glorified the plantation tradition, and Red Rock (1898), which emphasized military rule during Reconstruction; Rives as the author of The Quick or the Dead? (1888), about a woman torn between her love for her dead husband and for the living cousin who resembled him, and Barbara Dering (1892), about a heroine who "represented the `new woman' at the turn of the century: robust, yet ...
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Article: Bryan L. Rives Named COO Of Michigan Opera Theatre
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December 27, 2004 ;
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... ... Michigan Chronicle 12-27-2004 Bryan L. Rives, director of the James H. Whiting Auditorium ... Michigan Opera Theatre, effective January 1. Rives, who has managed The Whiting since 2002 ... construction of a new parking structure. Rives fills the position last held by Brett Batterson ...
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