The founding of the first Gap store is recounted in company lore.
Serious outbreaks of the disease prompted the founding of the first veterinary college (École Nationale Vétérinaire), in Lyon, France, in 1762.
Two additional features of the German Enlightenment are relevant: (1) the founding of the first professional journals and (2) the increasing concern of philosophy with its own history.
Equally significant for the British theatre was the founding of the first provincial repertory theatre in 1908 by Horniman at the Gaiety, Manchester.
"America's 400th Anniversary," as Jamestown's quadricentennial has been styled, marks the founding of the first permanent English settlement in North America.
Saskia's affectionate, level-headed film admirably sums up the state of play 40 years after the founding of the first autism-specific school.
Give or take twenty parts per million, it remained at that level through the invention of agriculture, the founding of the first cities, the building of the pyramids, and the discovery of the New World.
Nobody, as Mr Prendergast points out, proposed September 22nd 1792, the actual date of the founding of the first French republic, for fear of legitimising the Terror that it unleashed.July 14th was thus a political compromise.
With war raging, and the capital in a state of political paralysis, the militants staged an insurrection that led to the fall of the monarchy, and the founding of the first French Republic.
Its portrayal of the Reconstruction Ku Klux Klan as white knights who saved the South from black beasts inspired the founding of the second Klan, a powerful force for intolerance in the 1920's.
The Scheibners, for instance, are very excited about the founding of the first college primarily for Christian home-schoolers, Patrick Henry, in Purcelleville, Va., which will be accepting its inaugural class of students in the fall.
