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    "verified_text": "hurlstone, frederick yeates (1800-1869), english painter, was born in london, his father being a proprietor of the _morning chronicle_. his grand-uncle, richard hurlstone, had been a well-known portrait-painter a generation earlier. f. y. hurlstone studied under sir w. beechey, sir t. lawrence and b. r. haydon, and in 1820 became a student at the royal academy, where he soon began to exhibit. in 1823 he won the academy's gold medal for historical painting. in 1831 he was elected to the society of british artists, of which in 1835 he became president; it was to their exhibitions that he sent most of his pictures, as he became a pronounced critic of the management of the academy. he died in london on the 10th of june 1869. his historical paintings and portraits were very numerous. some of the most representative are \"a venetian page\" (1824), \"the enchantress armida\" (1831), \"eros\" (1836), \"prisoner of chillon\" (1837), \"girl of sorrento\" (1847), \"boabdil\" (1854), and his portrait of the 7th earl of cavan (1833). huron (a french term, from _hure_, bristled, early used as an expression of contempt, signifying \"lout\"), a nickname given by the french when first in canada to certain indian tribes of iroquoian stock, occupying a territory, which similarly was called huronia, in ontario, and constituting a confederation called in their own tongue wendat (\"islanders\"), which was corrupted by the english into yendat, guyandotte and then wyandot. the name persists for the small section of \"hurons of lorette,\" in quebec, but the remnant of the old huron confederacy which after its dispersal in the 17th century settled in ohio and was afterwards removed to oklahoma is generally called wyandot. for their history see wyandot, and indians, north american (under \"indian wars\"; _algonkian_ and _iroquoian_). see _handbook of american indians_ (washington, 1907), s.v. \"huron.\"",
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