10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BURTHENSOME»
Discover the use of
burthensome in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
burthensome and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Some Thoughts on the Land-Tax, General Excises, and the ...
Covering a span of over 400 years in North, Central and South America as well as the Caribbean, this collection highlights the society, politics, religious beliefs, culture, contemporary opinions and momentous events of the time.
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The present state of the manufacture of salt explained, and ...
... in modern times, more free from unreasonable prejudices than they were at
former periods ; and as they feel the necessity of productive taxes, they are
disposed to prefer those which are least burthensome and most effectual, i
provided they ...
Archibald Cochrane Dundonald, 1785
In a figurative sense, probably American. 1824 A short essay, repeating this
phrase at the end of every paragraph, is to be found in the Franklin Herald (
Greenfield, Mass.), March 2 : being copied from the Cheraw Intelligencer.
Burthensome.
Richard Hopwood Thornton, Louise Hanley, 1912
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Binns's justice: Digest of the laws and judicial decisions ...
THE persons appointed at sessions, A. D. to view a road leading from &c. to &c,
and to judge whether the same has become useless, inconvenient and
burthensome, having been severally sworn or affirmed, as within directed, report,
that they ...
John Binns, Pennsylvania, 1840
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The Federalist Concordance
0.0021% 24H 156 33 It would be as burthensome and injurious to the 30H 1 92
21 in their extent as burthensome in their conditions 35H 222 6 of finance will
always be the least burthensome. 83H 563 19 more burthensome than the
original ...
Thomas Engeman, Edward J. Erler, Thomas B. Hofeller, 1988
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The Works of that Learned and Judicious Divine, Mr. Richard ...
4 3 “must,” saith he, “be forced. BOOK VI. Ch. iv. 11. ._4.._ ' Prelate E. is omitted in
E. l T be following rlaure lo the repelition of the word burthensome ' confessions E
. '1 in the first E. 1Sozom. Hist. Eccles. lib. vii. “si voluntarie noluerint, compelc ...
Richard Hooker, Izaak Walton, John Keble, 1888
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The Political State of Great Britain
... the taking off xssome os those Taxes which were most; Burthensome upon the
Poor; and at that Time, Sir, it was the Opinion of this very House, that this Tax
upon Salt was the most Burthensome upon the Poor, and the most Pernicious to
the ...
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The works of ... Richard Hooker: with an account of his life ...
... may probably think) to be somewhat " burthensome ;" not burthensome, I think
k, to notorious offenders ; for what more just than in such sort to discipline them ?
but burthensome, that men whose crimes were un- □ known should blaze their ...
Richard Hooker, John Keble, 1841
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A Paraphrase And Notes On The Epistles Of St. Paul To The ...
On the contrary when the being burthensome to others is denoted, the
exPression is; Bapeat 'rim tum. Apud eund. Epist. ead. (V rruapvwJU xau arm-m
iuu 'rpucpeue unwr- Isoc. p..lo7. l. 1.. Eurip. apud Stob. p. 221. l. 58. l]
Theophylact.
Samuel Chandler, Nathaniel White, 1777
On a closer inspection, however, it will be seen, that. by the variety of choice thus
afforded, effectual service is rendered to the defendant's, no less than to the
plaintiffs side: — whereas, under the existing system, burthensome to an
outrageous ...
Jeremy Bentham, John Bowring, 1843
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BURTHENSOME»
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burthensome is used in the context of the following news items.
Harmonisation of doctrine of repudiation and its effect on the …
... in the manner “least profitable to the plaintiff, and the least burthensome to the defendant”, to terminate the contract lawfully: see Cockburn v ... «Lexology, Jan 13»
Freedom better than slavery
... of "sickness, age, or infirmity" be provided for, and not be allowed to "wander about, or become burthensome to others for sustenance". «Jamaica Gleaner, Aug 12»
The President Should Decide How, Not Whether, to...
War, in its best estate, never fails to impose upon the people the most burthensome taxes, and personal sufferings. It is always injurious, and sometimes ... «National Review Online, Jun 11»
Crown and Country by David Starkey: review
The Commons passed an act proclaiming “that the Office of a King … is unnecessary, burthensome and dangerous to the liberty, safety and ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 10»
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Parents may not be consenting to their moral relation; but consenting or not, they are bound to a long train of burthensome duties towards those ... «National Review Online, Sep 10»
The King of Weird
... refrain from suicide—the reasons, that is, why I still find existence enough of a compensation to atone for its dominantly burthensome quality. «The New York Review of Books, Oct 06»
