10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLEANHANDED»
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cleanhanded in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cleanhanded and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The Government in this matter are perfectlv cleanhanded, and Mr. Louisson is
perfectly cleanhanded ; and whatever opinion may exist in regard to the
appointment, it was made in a fair and honourable way, and wihout anything
improper ...
New Zealand. Parliament. House of Representatives,
1901
The Government in this matter are perfectly cleanhanded, and Mr. Louisson is
perfectly cleanhanded ; and whatever opinion may exist in regard to the
appointment, it was made in a fair and honourable way, and wr hout anything
improper ...
New Zealand. Parliament,
1901
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The American Revolution
That was how cleanhanded senators viewed the disgraceful proceedings; but
harder things still were said in bank-parlours. The spectacle of fine gentlemen,
and of some gentlemen who were anything but fine, masquerading about Thread
- ...
Sir George Otto Trevelyan,
1905
They are much too cleanhanded, forsooth, to compete with the race of "dirty
fighters" in the use of disgusting weapons. The chivalrous traditions of war must
be kept uncon- taminated. If we win we must win in congruity with the hallowed
old ...
5
Cousin Betty, Cousin Pons and Other Stories
Of the highest honor and cleanhanded, he was ending a noble life in full
contentment in the centre of his family, which claimed all his affections, and
without a suspicion of his brother's still undiscovered misconduct. No one
enjoyed more than ...
Honoré de Balzac, James Waring,
1899
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Proceedings of the National Conference for good city ...
Be practical politicians, but cleanhanded and high-minded. Make office-holding
the incident rather than the aim of your activities. Believe in your city, believe in
the people, in every man, whether he is rich or poor, educated or uneducated, ...
National Municipal League,
1903
... against Queen Elizabeth—and therefore against the Lords and Commons of
England, who concurred with her in the sentence —we are bound to listen
patiently to his decision. a N 0 one can come cleanhanded out of such a long and
fearful ...
David Masson, Sir George Grove, John Morley,
1864
And in this wayhehad learnedto distrust men without bitterness; looking on life
mainlyasa gameofskill, but notdeadto traditions of heroism and cleanhanded
honour.Forthehumansoul ishospitable, and will entertain conflicting sentiments
and ...
which employs its own executive staff and its own Consulting Engineers. At
Singapore the popular contention would seem to be that Mr. Mathews, however
high-minded and cleanhanded, is subject to enormous temptation to cut out fresh
work ...
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The Broadview Anthology of Restoration and ...
A mighty cleanhanded fellow! Sixteen snuffboxes, five of them of true gold. Six
dozen of handkerchiefs, four silver-hilted swords, half a dozen of shirts, three tie-
periwigs, and a piece of broadcloth. Considering these are only the fruits of his ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CLEANHANDED»
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cleanhanded is used in the context of the following news items.
Find Your Dog the Perfect Last-Minute Sitter
Not only is it more cleanhanded for owners than using a kennel, but—now with app—it's also more expedient. Gudog is available in the U.K., ... «PSFK, Mar 15»
Is this 'Sopranos'-like photo illustration of Chris Christie racial?
... politics by navigating his career like a mobster, punishing his enemies, rewarding his allies, and with a cunningness to appear cleanhanded. «TheBlaze.com, Feb 14»
Change Comes Slowly for Bulgaria, Even With EU Membership
Mr. Oresharski, who heads a fragile coalition led by the Socialist Party, promised a government of cleanhanded experts, free of the skulduggery ... «New York Times, Dec 13»
New Housing Units No Obstacle To Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations
The decision can easily be reversed if the renewal of negotiations gets serious and both parties arrive at the negotiating table cleanhanded. «Al-Monitor, Aug 13»