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Mackenzie, George
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Mackenzie, George (1636–1691)

Scottish lawyer, author, and politician. He became king's advocate in 1677. As criminal prosecutor in the days of the Covenanters, he earned the nickname ‘bluidy Mackenzie’. He published works on religious issues, moral philosophy, and the law, and founded the Advocates' Library (now the National Library of Scotland) in 1682.

He was born in Dundee.



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American Water, the largest and most geographically diverse provider of water services in North America, today announced the appointment of George MacKenzie as non-executive chairman of the Company's Board of Directors effective May 17, 2006.
As part of a board reorganization, the board accepted resignations from Timothy Cobb of South Carolina and George MacKenzie Jr.
As part of the reorganization, the board accepted resignations from Timothy Cobb of South Carolina and George MacKenzie Jr.
 
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