James Ewing (1736-1806) was a Pennsylvania soldier, statesman, and politician of the Colonial, Revolutionary and post-Revolutionary eras.

In the post-revolutionary Communist era, poets like Ai Qing used more liberal running lines and direct diction, which were vastly popular and widely imitated.

In the post-revolutionary era, access to political power, an important basis for measuring influence and elite status in prerevolutionary Iran, has continued to be important for ascribing status, even though the composition of the political elite has changed.

Chateaubriand, the first to hail the new opportunities of Catholicism in the post-Revolutionary era, had sadly come to recognize Rome's limitations when he came to serve as ambassador there: 'Old men name an old man as their sovereign.

The bronze figure of Henry Clay, Kentucky's great compromiser and the youngest political whiz of the post-revolutionary era, towered over him in what could easily have been construed as approving admiration.

His other works in the post-revolutionary era include the production and direction of a series of short TV films about pollution control and health care, as well as books about theatre and cinema.

But even this record has not fully protected the organization in the post-revolutionary era.

In a wider sense, it is an expression of the melancholy and disillusionment felt by a generation weary of the wars of the post-Revolutionary and Napoleonic eras.

This was in contrast to the pattern in the post-Revolutionary era, in which most mixed-race children had white fathers and slave mothers.

Thus, perfection in this matter had to wait until things settled down in the post-Revolutionary era.