10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BRANGLINGS»
Discover the use of
branglings in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
branglings and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Echoes of the Year Eighteen Hundred and Eighty-three
If anything practical is to be effected in the matter of improving the condition of the
poor of London, and if the agitation at present existing is not to subside and fade
away in mere windbag cackle and Dodonian branglings of oratorical kettles, we ...
George Augustus Sala, 1884
2
A Pisgah sight of Palestine and the confines thereof: with ...
(3) Joseph and his brethren, though formerly they envied and sold him (Gen. l. 13
), lovingly agreed to bury Jacob their father. And thus, though branglings and
brawlings may happen betwixt brethren when young, all animosities ought to be
...
3
Memorials of Archbishop Cranmer
... and no question to his great joy and satisfaction: so that I look upon that but as
an improbable report, that was carried about in Frankfort in those Troubles at
unseemly branglings among the English exiles there, that Frankfort Bullinger
should ...
4
The Two Books of Common Prayer: Set Forth by Authority of ...
I look upon that but as an improbable report that was carried about in Frankford in
those unseemly branglings among the English exiles there, that Bullinger should
say ' That Cranmer had drawn up a book of prayers an hundred times more ...
Church of England, Edward Cardwell, 1852
5
The Phi Beta Kappa Key: The Official Publication of the ...
"Mark my words," writes Johann Arnoldi of Mainz, "These same secular poets will
stir up branglings without end with their metrifications, if our magisters do not take
heed and straightway cite them before the Roman court. I fear too there will be ...
Oscar McMurtrie Voorhees, 1919
... or frequent taverns, dicing, prostitutes, harlots, or any one perchance night-
walking, or in anyway mingle with brawlings, branglings, or disputes in public, or
anyhow be accustomed to any other insolencies or debauched manners that may
...
Ayrshire and Galloway archaeological association, Ayr, 1890
7
Philosophical Transactions
Our Author likewise adds. that the Egyptian. to prevent borrowing, which- was the
Paronr at ldleness, F'aods= and Branglings, suffered none tolzorrow, but on
condition they awned.the Body of their Anneston. and it- was reputed th an
ltnpiety ...
8
An Introduction to, or a Short Discourse concerning, ...
To prevent borrowing, which'was the Parent of Idleness, Frauds and Branglings,
the Decree of King Asyr/ais did not suffer any. to borrow, but upon condition that
Hmar In', he pledg'd the Body of his Father to him 2. of whom he borrow'd. "And it
...
Jacques Bénigne Bossuet, Richard SPENCER (Master of Tonbridge School.), 1743
9
Aërius Redivivus: Or the History of the Presbyterians. ...
One of the first Examples whereof, ( for Ipasg by the branglings between
Cbampmy and Crowley, as long since fgyggsi ten ) was the complaint of Tra-vcrs
to the Lords of the Council, a. gainst incomparible Hoolur. 'In whom he infaulteth
this, ...
10
THE ENTIRE WORKS OF JOHN BUNYAN
Thus therefore is our heavenly inheritance made good by our advocate against
the thwartings and branglings of the devil ; nor can our new sins make it invalid,
but it abideth safe to us at last, notwithstanding our weaknesses; though, if we sin
, ...
HENRY STEBBING, D.D., F.R.S., 1860
