10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONSECTANEOUS»
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consectaneous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Death and Return of the Author: Criticism and ...
The death of the transcendental subject is consectaneous with the death of the
subject of knowledge, is in turn consectaneous with the death of the author as a
formal principle of textual meaning which is again consectaneous with the ...
2
A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
CONSCIENCE!)— CONSECRATORY. CONSECTANEOUS— CONSEQUENTIAL
. Consectaneous, kon-sek-ta'ne-us, a. Following of course. Consectaby, kon'sek-
ta-re, a. (consectarius, Let.) Consequent; dedncible; following by consequence; ...
John Craig (lexicographer.), 1849
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
CONSECTANEOUS- CONSEQUENTIAL. CoxsciEKCED, kon'&hensd, a. Having
conscience. —Obsolete. Nothing will hold a sanctified. tcmlor^otiscieneed rebel,
but a prison or a halter.— South '» Sermons. Conscienceless, kon'shens-les, a.
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1848
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
CONSCIENCE!)— CONSECRATORY. CONSECTANEOUS— CONSEQUENTIAL
. COXSCIEXCED, kon'shensd, a. Having conscience. — Obsolete. Nothing will
hold a sanctifled, tender-eonjefeneed rebel, but a prison or a halter — SouOt'i ...
5
Viator: Or, A Peep Into My Note Book
It would seem, then, to be more consectaneous with the laws of evidence that we
should carefully separate all that tends to establish the naked fact of St. Peter's
ever having been at Rome at all, from such considerations as go merely to the ...
6
Policing the Police 2 Edition
... encounter by our own rulers now around: selfish to the core a fond.
DEMOCRATIC INDIA India under democracy has become a playground of the
rich and powerful and a field of their unethical manoeuvres and consectaneous
mega scams.
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The Illustrated National Pronouncing Dictionary of the ...
[cate. Consecrate, (kon'se-krat) v. t. to dediConsecration, (ken-se-kra'shun) n. the
act of dedicating to sacred uses. Consecrator, (kon'se-krat-gr) n. one who
consecrates. Consectaneous, (kon-sek-ta'ne-us) a. following of course.
Consecutive ...
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
Постёдовательный, а. consecutive, consectaneous, subsecuLive, successive.
Посл'Ёдовать, за, то. to follow, succeed, ensue, result; imitate; observe. Посл'
Ёдокъ, т. посл'Бдочекъ, d. last, remainder, end, sequel. Посл'Ндочный , a. of the
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9
Policing for the New Age
... and the impotency of the laws to excoriate the social evils are inevitably
consectaneous. The laws should provide the pollicitation of punishing the prime
perpetrators of the social injustices rather than catching secondary or tertiary
commis to ...
... Enforcement Act of 1976 and amendments thereon, the 1983 amendments to
the Dowry Prohibition Act are important instances of such a nisus. SOCIAL
NORMS AND SOCIAL LAWS Whenever the enactment of law is consectaneous
to ...
