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(Bot) The Centaurea behen, or saw-leaved centaury.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary Per. & Ar. bahman, behmen, an herb, whose leaves resemble ears of corn, saffron
State Senate Minority Leader Jerry Behn and Sen Rob Bacon will return to the Iowa Capitol next year, although Bacon will be in the House of Representatives. messengernews.net
Behn , R-Boone, was re-elected to his fifth term in Senate District 24. messengernews.net
State Senate Majority Leader Jerry Behn appeared to be on track to win re-election late Tuesday night. freemanjournal.net
Mike Gronstal and Sen Jerry Behn . iptv.org
A conversation with two state senators, democratic majority leader Mike Gronstal and republican minority leader Jerry Behn on this edition of Iowa Press. iptv.org
Ken Fowser/ Behn Gillece Duotone Posi-Tone. jazztimes.com
Tight harmonies on the frontline between co-leaders Ken Fowser on tenor sax and Behn Gillece on vibraphone set the tone for this solid offering. jazztimes.com
His name is Peter Behn and he's the voice behind Thumper KPCW's Rick Brough has the story. kpcw.org
DIX REPLACES JERRY BEHN OF BOONE, WHO DID NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION TO THE SENATE POST. kscj.com
Possibly Behn v. Burness, stated above, might have been dealt with in this way. "The Common Law" by
BEHN, AFRA, a licentious writer, born in Kent, for whom, for her free and easy ways, Charles II. "The Nuttall Encyclopaedia" by
The only hit is his scheme for a female university, with Mrs. Manly and Mrs. Afra Behn in the chair of literature. "Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Vol. 15, No. 90, June, 1875" by
Mrs. Aphra Behn wrote "Oroonoko", one of the first novels. "Our Legal Heritage, 5th Ed." by
Mrs. Behn died April 16, 1689, and was buried in the cloisters of Westminster Abbey. "A History of Pantomime" by
Mrs. Aphra Behn was the first Englishwoman who adopted literature as a regular profession. "Miscellanies" by
To excite indignation against the results of the slave trade, Mrs. Behn took the special instance of Oroonoko. "A History of English Prose Fiction" by
Mrs. Behn died in 1689, and it seemed at first that she had left no heritage to her sex. "Some Diversions of a Man of Letters" by
Mary Wollstonecraft, after Aphra Behn the first really noteworthy Englishwoman of letters, gave voice to this movement in England. "The Task of Social Hygiene" by
Mrs. Behn openly confessed she knew no Latin, and she was ill supplied here. "The Works of Aphra Behn" by