Hardenburg

British

/ ˈhɑːdənˌbɜːɡ /

noun

Fürst Karl ( August ) von. 1750–1822, Prussian statesman: foreign minister (1804–06): prime minister (1807; 1810–22). His reforms enabled Prussia to break away from Napoleonic control in 1813

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As Hardenburg’s building hides its elegant face behind scaffolds, art students have started to decorate the area in front of it.

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Designed by Henry Hardenburg, the architect of the Plaza and the Dakota, the league’s building is a time capsule.

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The third prize was given to Harry Hardenburg; and an impromptu fourth prize was awarded to a colored baby.

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Included in the book is a summary of Sir Roger Casement's report on the atrocities which Mr. Hardenburg brought to light.

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This tale of Mr. Hardenburg's is no fancy sketch.

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