Definitionn. an Austrian school of art and architecture parallel to the French art nouveau in the 1890s
Last update: November 1, 2015
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Secession of Mala from our group became a school wide subject. [Please select]
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For an account of the Virginia convention of 1861, which adopted the Ordinance of Secession, see Virginia. [Please select]
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Then in December, 1860, South Carolina announced her secession from the Union. [Please select]
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"Then you are not in sympathy with the secession movement." [Please select]
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This was especially the case during the first two years of the war of secession. [Please select]
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In fact, the war of secession is not at an end. [Please select]
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On April 17, the Virginia Convention passed the Ordinance of Secession. [Please select]
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Knox, representatives of the _Tribune_ and _Herald_, to edit the bitterest secession newspaper in the town. [Please select]
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But this secession is well worth the attention of religious students. [Please select]
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William Lloyd Garrison called for the secession of the Northern states if Texas was brought into the union with slavery. [Please select]
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States that had spurned South Carolina's plea for nullification in 1832 responded to this new appeal with alacrity--an augury of the secession to come. [Please select]
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