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Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich

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Summary

Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich is an article[1].

Key Facts

  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich authored The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — author (P50): Harriet Martineau[2].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's instance of is recorded as The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — instance of (P31): article[3].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's genre is recorded as The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — genre (P136): biography[4].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's genre is recorded as The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — genre (P136): essay[5].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's follows is recorded as The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — follows (P155): Representative Men: The Puritan Militant, John Brown[6].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's followed by is recorded as The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — followed by (P156): Representative Women: The Free Nurse: Catherine Mompesson, Mary Pickard, Florence Nightingale[7].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's part of the series is recorded as The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — part of the series (P179): Representative Men[8].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's language of work or name is recorded as The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — language of work or name (P407): English[9].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's country of origin is recorded as The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — country of origin (P495): England[10].
  • +1860-03-03T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich[11].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's main subject is recorded as The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — main subject (P921): political history[12].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's main subject is recorded as The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — main subject (P921): Klemens von Metternich[13].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's work available at URL is recorded as https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Once_a_Week_(magazine)/Series_1/Volume_2/Representative_men:The_obsolete_statesman-_Prince_Metternich[14].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's published in is recorded as The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — published in (P1433): Once a Week[15].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's title is recorded as Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman[16].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's subtitle is recorded as Prince Metternich[17].
  • Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's copyright status is recorded as The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — copyright status (P6216): public domain[18].

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Designation and Status

Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich's instance of is recorded as The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich — instance of (P31): article[3].

History and Context

+1860-03-03T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Representative Men: The Obsolete Statesman: Prince Metternich[11].

References

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Direct Wikidata claims

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  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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