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Meaning of "brownson"
Definition: A person who works with leather goods, such as a saddler or a harness maker
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- A surname.
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Brownson harnessed his evolving religious beliefs to his desire for radical social and economic change.
A number of small islands are southward of Brownson Island.
Captain Brownson sent an officer aboard the Liberdade to ensure a ceasefire.
One of the parishioners around that time was Orestes Brownson.
Brownson received one battle star for her World War II service.
When the brilliant Orestes Brownson embraced the Catholic faith in the.
Brownson achieved rapid success in attracting listeners-hundreds attended his weekly preaching.
Two of his own appointees in the office were Orestes Brownson and author Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Jonathan Brownson has served as the prayer minister for the Reformed Church in America.
With only a few minutes of daylight left, Brownson ordered an attack on the Forward.
Ultimately, Brownson does not comply with his own advice.
The term Odinism was coined by Orestes Brownson in his 1848 " Letter to Protestants.
Lieutenant Brownson commanded the launch, Wainwright and four other masters commanded the other boats.
Orestes Brownson complained that Hawthorne did not understand Christianity, confession, and remorse.
