10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BONDMANSHIP»
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bondmanship in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bondmanship and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles: Founded ...
The state or condition of a Dondman ; serfdom, slavery. i6xx Cotgr., Esc lavage y
slauerie, bondmanship ; villen- age. 1880 McCarthy Own Times IV. xlviii. 6 He
consented to put himself into the comfortable bondmanship of subordinate office.
Sir James Augustus Henry Murray, Philological Society (Great Britain), 1887
Friendly Bondmanship, or Bail, l03-l05. before appellate judge, ii. l66-l67.
Arrangements of for the purposes of the proposed Equity Dispatch Court, iii. 409-
427. Procedure — Judicial — Every rule of, that does not bend must break, iv.
322.
Jeremy Bentham, John Bowring, 1843
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Labor and liberty: The historic development of the labor ...
It was on account of this peculiarity in the nature of the commodity labor, that
nations of former ages enacted positive laws which ascribed exchange value to
human labor in the institutions of slavery, bondmanship or serfdom. The ancients
...
Henry William Cherouny, Constitution Club of the City of New York, 1885
4
The works of Jeremy Bentham, now first collected: under the ...
Friendly Bondmanship, or Bail, l03-l05. before appellate judge, ii. l66-l67.
Arrangements of for the purposes of the proposed Equity Dispatch Court, iii. 409-
427. Procedure — Judicial— Every rule of, that does not bend must break, iv. 322
.
5
A History of Our Own Times
... underwent a more remarkable and sudden change when the strong-willed
Estifania once had him fast in wedlock, than many a bold and dashing free-lance
submits to when he has consented to put himself into the comfortable
bondmanship ...
6
Everlasting Nation: An International Monthly Journal of ...
From the 14th century this bondmanship to the Exchequer was interpreted and
treated as complete slavery. “ You belong,” says the Emperor Charles IV. in a
document to the Jews, “ to us and to the Empire with your bodies and property;
we ...
7
Memoirs Of Bentham; Including Autobiographical Conversations ...
Friendly Bondmanship, or Bail, 103-105. — —— before appellate judge, ii. 166-
167. —— —- Arrangements of for the purposes of the proposed Equity Dispatch
Court, iii. 409-427. Procedure—Judicial—Every rule of, that does not bend must ...
8
A History of Our Own Times, from 1880 to the Diamond Jubilee
... underwent a more remarkable and sudden change when the strong-willed
Estifania once had him fast in wedlock, than many a bold and dashing free lance
submits to when he has consented to put himself into the comfortable
bondmanship ...
9
The One That Got Away: The Truth Revealed
A good teller brings a hint of colour, a sense of awe, or perhaps the ambience
that creates empathy. The story emerges, bringing a new spectrum of emotions,
giving birth to many questions that are raised in regard to the related
bondmanship ...
Syeda Anese Majid Khan, 2012
10
A History of Our Own Times, from the Accession of Queen ...
... he has consented to put himself into the comfortable bondmanship of
subordinate office. Mr. Layard was therefore now to be regarded as one subdued
in purpose. He seemed what Byron called an "extinct volcano :" a happy phrase
more ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BONDMANSHIP»
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bondmanship is used in the context of the following news items.
Goldfinger: original 1964 Telegraph review
... pre-credits sequence of assiduously satirical Bondmanship: Bond emerging with unruffled elegance from an extremely violent, bullet-sprayed ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 14»
