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Johnson, Edward, 1881–1959, Canadian tenor and operatic manager, b. Guelph, Ont. As Eduardo di Giovanni, he sang in Italian opera houses (1912–19). In 1920 he joined the Chicago Opera Company and in 1922, the Metropolitan. In 1935 he became general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, retiring in 1950. He was succeeded by Rudolf Bing Bing, Rudolf , 1902–97, Austrian operatic manager. Naturalized a British subject in 1946, he was general manager of the Glyndebourne operatic festivals (1934–49) and artistic manager of the Edinburgh International Festival (1947–49).
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Johnson, Edward (1598–1672) historian; probably born in Canterbury, England. He was trained as a joiner, then emigrated to Boston (1630). He traded with the Indians and settled in Charlestown, Mass. (1636). A founder of Woburn, Mass. (1640), he worked at a variety of civic positions. He is best known for his work extolling the attractions of the colonies in America, The Wonder-Working Providence of Sion's Savior in New England (1653), published in England in 1654 as A History of New England.

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No references found	There is a considerable critical bibliography on this matter by scholars such as Frederick de Armas, George Mariscal, Georgina Dopico Black, Jacques Lezra, Mary Gossy, Anne Cruz, Carroll Johnson, Edward Friedman, Harry Velez Quinones, Jose Cartagena Calderon, Sherry Velasco, Peter Thompson, Sidney Donnell, Julio Gonzalez Ruiz, and John Beusterien, among others. Conscience on Stage: The Comedia as Casuistry in Early Modern Spain by Carrion, Maria M. / Renaissance Quarterly At a Westminster press conference, Mr Price said that so far just three Tory MPs -- Boris Johnson, Edward Garnier and Nigel Evans -- had said they would back the move along with the nine Scottish and Welsh nationalists. Nationalist MPs launch move to force Premier out of office by Daily Post (Liverpool, England) In keeping with longstanding Pageant traditions, there will be no shortage of works by such acknowledged masters as Eastman Johnson, Edward Hopper, Dorothea Lange, John Sloan, Thomas Hart Benton and Norman Rockwell, just to name a few. Director Diane Challis Davy Plans Ambitious Itinerary for 2005 ... by Business Wire	Johns Johns Hopkins University Johns, Jasper Johnson Johnson and Lark-Horowitz formula Johnson City Johnson Commemoration Johnson concentrator Johnson County Johnson Creek State Recreation Site Johnson Ferry House State Historic Site Johnson Foundation Johnson Grass Johnson Hall State Historic Site Johnson Lake State Recreation Area Johnson noise Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park Johnson, Alexander Bryan Johnson, Allen Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Cave Johnson, Clarence L. Johnson, Douglas Johnson, Earvin, Johnson, Eastman Johnson, Edward Johnson, Edward Crosley, III Johnson, Eldridge Reeves Johnson, Eliza Johnson, Emily Pauline Johnson, Emory Richard Johnson, Eyvind Johnson, Frank, Jr. Johnson, Guy Johnson, Herschel Vespasian Johnson, Hewlett Johnson, Hiram W. Johnson, Hiram Warren Johnson, Howard Johnson, Hugh Johnson, Hugh Samuel Johnson, Jack Johnson, James Johnson, James P Johnson, James P. Johnson, James Weldon Johnson, John Albert Johnson, John Graver Johnson, John H Johnson, John Harold Johnson, John J.	Johnson Technical Reports Server Johnson v University of Chicago Hospitals Johnson Voiland Archuleta Johnson Waste Management Johnson Youth Center Johnson's Baby Powder Johnson's Baby Powder Johnson's Baby Powder Johnson's method Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park Johnson, Alexander Bryan Johnson, Allen Johnson, Amy Johnson, Amy Johnson, Amy Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Cave Johnson, Clarence L. Johnson, Cornelius Johnson, Cornelius Johnson, Cornelius Johnson, Douglas Johnson, Earvin Johnson, Earvin Johnson, Earvin Johnson, Earvin, Johnson, Eastman Johnson, Edward Johnson, Edward Crosley, III Johnson, Eldridge Reeves Johnson, Eliza Johnson, Emily Pauline Johnson, Emory Richard Johnson, Eyvind Johnson, Frank Minis, Jr. Johnson, Frank, Jr. Johnson, Guy Johnson, Herschel Vespasian Johnson, Hewlett Johnson, Hiram W. Johnson, Hiram Warren Johnson, Howard Johnson, Hugh Johnson, Hugh Samuel Johnson, Jack Johnson, Jack Johnson, Jack Johnson, James Johnson, James P Johnson, James P. Johnson, James Weldon Johnson, James Weldon Johnson, John Albert Johnson, John Graver

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There is a considerable critical bibliography on this matter by scholars such as Frederick de Armas, George Mariscal, Georgina Dopico Black, Jacques Lezra, Mary Gossy, Anne Cruz, Carroll Johnson, Edward Friedman, Harry Velez Quinones, Jose Cartagena Calderon, Sherry Velasco, Peter Thompson, Sidney Donnell, Julio Gonzalez Ruiz, and John Beusterien, among others.

Conscience on Stage: The Comedia as Casuistry in Early Modern Spain by Carrion, Maria M. / Renaissance Quarterly

At a Westminster press conference, Mr Price said that so far just three Tory MPs -- Boris Johnson, Edward Garnier and Nigel Evans -- had said they would back the move along with the nine Scottish and Welsh nationalists.

Nationalist MPs launch move to force Premier out of office by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

In keeping with longstanding Pageant traditions, there will be no shortage of works by such acknowledged masters as Eastman Johnson, Edward Hopper, Dorothea Lange, John Sloan, Thomas Hart Benton and Norman Rockwell, just to name a few.

Director Diane Challis Davy Plans Ambitious Itinerary for 2005 ... by Business Wire

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