User:Davidcannon/Index-4

Articles I have rewritten

This page lists articles started by others, usually as stubs, which I have so completely rewritten as to make them essentially my own work.

• Index:

Contents: 

• Top
• 0–9
• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• X
• Y
• Z

• Topical Indices

A

• Akinola, Peter Jasper: Anglican Archbishop of Nigeria.

B

• Ba, Fiji: a Town in Fiji.
• Banaba Island: also known as Ocean Island, in Kiribati.
• Bavadra, Timoci: Prime Minister of Fiji (1987).
• Beetham, Bruce: New Zealand statesman of the 1970s and 1980s.
• Bole, Filipe: Fijian politician.

C

• Cavaco Silva, Aníbal: Prime Minister of Portugal (1985-1995).
• Chamoun, Camille: President of Lebanon (1952-1958).
• Chaudhry, Mahendra: Former Prime Minister of Fiji.
• Christian Brethren in Egypt: An Exclusive Brethren grouping in Egypt.

F

• Fiji Constitutional Crisis of 1977: the first major challenge to Fiji's institutions since independence.
• Fiji coup of 2000 (main article): An article now; timeline now moved here.
• Fiji Labour Party: One of Fiji's major political parties.
• Fiji Law Reform Commission: a statutory body advising the Fijian Parliament.
• Fijian presidential election, 2000: the election held to fill the vacancy caused by Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara's resignation. (rewrite)
• FitzGerald Report: the damning United Nations investigation into the murder of the former Lebanese Prime Minister, Rafik Hariri.
• Foreign relations of Fiji: an overview of Fiji's foreign policy and relationships.
• Forlong, Gordon: Scottish-born New Zealand evangelist (1819-1908).

G

• Gemayel, Pierre: Lebanese statesman (1905-1984).

H

• Hélou, Charles: Lebanese President (1964-1970).
• High Court (Fiji): one of three Fijian courts established by the Constitution.
• History of Fiji: an overview of Fiji's history, especially since 1874.
  • History of Fiji:Discovery: Fiji up to 1820.
  • History of Fiji:The rise and fall of Cakobau: Fiji 1820-1874.
  • History of Fiji:Colonial Fiji: Fiji 1874-1970.
• Hrawi, Elias: President of Lebanon (1989-1998).

I

• Iloilo, Ratu Josefa, President of Fiji (2000-2009).
• Indian Brethren: The Brethren movement in India.

J

• Justice and Freedom Party (Fiji): a minor political party in Fiji.

K

• Kadavu, Fiji's fourth-largest island.
• Kataeb Party (Lebanon): The Lebanese political party founded by Pierre Gemayel.
• Kerala Brethren: the Brethren movement in Kerala State — a major subset of the Indian Brethren.
• King of the Cocos Islands: the self-proclaimed, unrecognized "Kings" from the Clunies-Ross family.

L

• Lautoka: Fiji's second largest city.
• List of Fijians: A list of prominent Fijian people.
• List of Presidents of Portugal: A list of all who have held the office since the republic was founded in 1910.
• List of Prime Ministers of Portugal: Names, dates, and links.
• Local government of Fiji: The first and second tiers of local government in Fiji.

M

• Madraiwiwi, Ratu Joni - Vice-President of Fiji (2004 - 2006).
• McElwaine, Percy Alexander — Attorney General of Fiji (1927-1931), Attorney General of Singapore (1933-1936), Chief Justice of Singapore (1936-1946).
• Malik, Charles: Lebanese diplomat, statesman, and academic.
• Mikati, Najib: Prime Minister of Lebanon (2005-).
• Militant Socialist Movement: Mauritian political party.
• Mizoram: a state in north-eastern India.
• Moawad, René: President of Lebanon (1989).

N

• National Democratic Party (1960s): Fijian political party of the 1960s, a forerunner to the present-day National Federation Party.
• National Federation Party: a once-major political party, supported mostly by Indo-Fijians.

O

• Ohira Masayoshi: Prime Minister of Japan (1978-1980).

P

• Pinto Balsemão, Francisco: former Prime Minister of Portugal (1981-1983).

Q

• Qaranivalu: a senior chiefly title in the Fijian Province of Naitasiri.
• Qarase, Laisenia: Prime Minister of Fiji (2000-present).

R

• Rabuka, Sitiveni: Fijian soldier and politician.
• Ramgavar: Lebanese Armenian political party.
• Rosen, Moishe: founder of the Jews for Jesus movement.

S

• Samisoni, Adi Mere: Fijian politician.
• Sau (Rotuman king): Added list to existing stub for Rotuman kings.
• Savusavu: a Town on the Fijian island of Vanua Levu.
• Speight, George: Fijian insurrectionist and chief instigator of the Fiji coup of 2000.

T

• Taveuni: a Fijian island off the coast of Vanua Levu.

U

• Udal, John Symonds: Attorney General of Fiji (1889-1899) and Chief Justice of the Leeward Islands (1900-1911).
• United Fiji Party (Soqosoqo Duavata ni Lewenivanua): Fiji's former ruling political party (2001-2006)

V

• Van Andel, Jay: American businessman and philanthropist.
• Vanua Levu: Fiji's second largest island.

W

• Warren, Meralda: Pitcairnese celebrity.

Y

• Yasawa Islands: the archipelago to the west of Lautoka, Fiji.

Z

• Zogby, John: American pollster.

Awarded for work of Fiji related articles. Someone had to do it eventually, so here it is for your work on Fiji. --Xorkl000 11:21, 25 September 2005 (UTC)		The Tireless Contributor Barnstar
		I notice from your userpage that, as of today, you have made 20,000 edits on the English Wikipedia. This is an extraordinary effort, and I am happy to present you the Tireless Contributor Barnstar for your unwavering additions to Wikipedia, which are of both the highest level of quantity and, most importantly, quality. Daniel.Bryant 09:46, 15 September 2006 (UTC)

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My recent articles St Julian, Sir Charles: inaugural Chief Justice of Fiji (1872-1874). (major edit) Tavai, Ratu Etuate: Attorney General of Fiji (1996-1999). (original) Bulewa, Kelemedi: Attorney General of Fiji (1992-1996). (original) Seru, Apaitia: Attorney General of Fiji (1992). (original) Pillai, Manikam Vasagam: Attorney General of Fiji (1981-1984). (major edit) Falvey, John Neil: Attorney General of Fiji (1970-1977). (original) Lewis, Justin: Solicitor General of Fiji (1956-1963) and Attorney General of Fiji (1963-1970). (original) Greenwood, Ashley Martin: Attorney General of Fiji (1956-1963) and Attorney General of Gibraltar (1963-1966). (original) Doyle, Brian Andre: Solicitor General of Fiji (1948-1951) and Attorney General (1949-1956). (original) Jenkins, Sir (Edward) Enoch: Attorney General of Fiji (1938-1945), Chief Justice of Nyasaland (1944-c.1950). (original) Thacker, Ransley Samuel: Chief Justice of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (1930s), Attorney General of Fiji (1933-1938), Justice of the Supreme Court of Kenya (1938-1950). (original) Howell, Charles Gough: Attorney General of Fiji (1931-1933) and Attorney-General of Singapore (1936-1942). (original) McElwaine, Percy Alexander: Attorney General of Fiji (1927-1931), Attorney General of Singapore (1933-1936), Chief Justice of Singapore (1936-1946). (rewrite) MacKenzie, Sir Kenneth: Attorney General of Fiji (1922-1927). (original) Young, Sir William A. G.: Former Governor of Gold Coast (1884-1885). (reorganized) Udal, John Symonds: Attorney General of Fiji (1889-1899) and Chief Justice of the Leeward Islands (1900-1911). (rewrite) Garrick, Joseph Hector: Attorney General of Fiji (1876-1882). (original) De Ricci, James Herman: Attorney General of Fiji (1875-1876). (original) Burt, Sydney Charles: First Premier of the Kingdom of Viti (1871-1872); Attorney General of Viti (1873-1874). (original) Hamilton, Robert Wilson: American and first Attorney-General of Fiji (1872). (original) (original) : articles originally authored by me — though they may have been significantly changed by others since then. (rewrite) : articles started by others, but which I have so completely reworked that they amount to original articles of mine. (major edit) : articles written originally by others, but which I have substantially edited. (reorganized) : a series of articles; numerous paragraphs from one article have been moved to another in the same series. (translated) : articles electronically translated from Wikipedia articles in other languages.