Maryland's top court on Friday unanimously ordered a review of Mark Edmund
Christian II's February 2012 trial to determine if now-retired Harford County Circuit Judge Stephen Waldron properly instructed the jury, as he states in a recent affidavit, or delivered a constitutionally invalid instruction, as reflected by the trial transcript.
Phillips earlier that year, it was originally purchased by
Christian II, Elector of Saxony at the Leipzig Easter fair in 1602 and preserved in the Dresden Grunes Gewolbe; the casket was among the items awarded to and subsequently sold by the Wettin family in 1924.
Collon had opened with another rarity - Sibelius's suite from the play King
Christian II, which turned out to be rather more than just incidental music.
Maybe the incidental music Sibelius wrote for King
Christian II and Swanwhite, among other plays, will find its way into future Sage concerts.
Their topics include the conversion of
Christian II of Denmark in Roman Catholic diplomatic literature 1530-32, narrating conversion and subjecthood in the Venetian-Ottoman borderlands, conversion in James Shirley's St.
After his accession in 1514,
Christian II had attempted to consolidate the power of the Union King.
The study contains some interesting snapshots of the problems posed by individuals for their biographers, for example the responses to the crypto-Calvinist elector Christian I, or to his alcoholic successor
Christian II, but the question whether it is possible to delineate an individual in a medium so determined by conventions could have been drawn out further.
Sometimes pastors had to resolve such difficulties more creatively, as Moore shows through the case of Elector
Christian II, who drank himself to death at an early age.
They opened with the Nocturne from the Suite King
Christian II by Sibelius.