This illustrates the difficulty of studying Rusian women’s history. If we look only at Rusian sources, apart from Ol´ga Rusian women played little or no part in their history, even as powerful a woman as Anna Yaroslavna.[41] Many Rusian women were known throughout Europe, and surely in their homeland, but not recorded in Rus´, whether due to a misogynistic bias, a parochial interest in internal events, or for another, unknown reason. Anna Yaroslavna was a powerful Rusian woman whose marriage advanced the foreign policy of Rus´. In France she was an influential advisor to both her husband and her son, inscribing many royal documents with her own name, and introducing the name Philip into the royal line.

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comments1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a mounting construction for mounting an exterior member such as an automotive bumper face to the body of an automotive vehicle and an automobile.
2. Background Art
Bumper mounting constructions employing retaining members such as clips for fixing an automotive bumper (also referred to as a bumper facer or bumper cover) to the body of an automobile are proposed in, for example, Japanese Utility Model Application, First Publication Nos. Hei6-45870U or Hei3-44054, or Japanese Patent Application, First Publication No. 2000-52900. In these conventional bumper mounting construction, retaining members (clips) are mounted on one of a bumper face and the body of a vehicle, and the retaining members are brought into engagement with engagement portions formed in the other, so that the bumper