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Encyclopedia > William Ewing

William Lee Davidson Ewing (17951846) was a U.S. political figure. He served as the governor of Illinois in 1834.


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Beers: Ewing p. 121 (405 words)
William Ewing, a son of George, came to Fayette county, Penn., toward the close of the last century.
The father died in Fayette county, Penn. Nathaniel Ewing was judge of Fayette and Washington counties.
Ewing was united in marriage with Miss Isabelle M., daughter of David Quail, of this county, who was a native of northern Ireland.
swissinfo - Facing up to the new photographic portrait (808 words)
William Ewing, director of Lausanne's Musée de l'Elysée photography museum, tells swissinfo why the human face has formed the centrepiece of his new book.
Ewing says that photo portraiture has undergone three phases: close likenesses, the face as the window on the soul and the start of a new era of discovery in photography.
William Ewing: This is certainly due to a combination of circumstances.
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