10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONTRIVEMENT»
Discover the use of
contrivement in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
contrivement and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Christ's certain and sudden appearance to judgment
both the contrivement thereof in the scriptures to»jbe from himself : that as by the
light of the word we may know what this wisdom was, e- ven so by this wisdom,
we may know the word to be the word of God. To clear this argument I will shew,
...
... cases, by reason of the wide difference between Russian and American views
of what constitutes implication in guilt. This difference is strikingly shown by See.
242 of the Russian criminal law, which runs as follows: ' “The ill contrivement ...
3
Memorials and characters: together with the lives of divers ...
So that her principal Care herein, was to keep them from Idleness (that Root of all
Sin and Wickedness ) for by another Contrivement of her Estate, Jhe might have
received more Profit, and thereby have been better able to relieve them, tho' by ...
4
Three centuries in north Oxfordshire
But that magnificent and most religious contrivement, that there might be places
for the education of young Gentlewomen and for retirement of widows (as
Colleges and the Inns of Court and Chancery are for men) in several parts of the
...
Mary Sturge Gretton, 1902
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Nicholas Ferrar: two lives
... each month, and so ending at the last day of the month, all the heads were said
over in every month's time, which was twelve times in the year. This book of the
concordance of the four evangelists contrivement* was directed to be made in 1 ...
6
ʻLady Lettice, vi-countess Falkland,̓
So that her principal care herein, was to keep them from Idleness (that root of all
sin and wickedness), for by another contrivement of her estate, she might have
received more profit, and thereby have been better able, to relieve them, though
by ...
John Duncon, M. F. Howard, 1908
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three centuries in north oxfordshire
But that magnificent and most religious contrivement, that there might be places
for the education of young Gentlewomen and for retirement of widows (as
Colleges and the Inns of Court and Chancery are for men) in several parts of the
...
8
Cambridge in the Seventeenth Century ...: Nicholas Ferrar
We learn from Walton that Donne also rose at four. ' i. e. Harmony ; see the
account from the Lambeth MS. reprinted ut the end of this life. 8 i. e. The
contrivement of this book, &c. that manner by Nicholas Femur's appointment and
direction.
John Eyton Bickersteth Mayor, 1855
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Nicholas Ferrar, two lives by his brother John and by dr. ...
And so he began to view it leaf by leaf, and turned it all over very diligently,
observing the form and contrivement of it. Then looking upon his lords, that had
their eyes also fixed upon it, he said, My lords, this, this is a jewel in all respects,
to be ...
John Ferrar, Jebb, John Eyton B. Mayor, 1855
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The Most Notable Antiquity of Great Britain: Vulgarly Called ...
And therefore in regard he cannot disprove this Artifice, or manner of
Workmanship to be Roman, he endeavours to persuade you, that Isitruvius
speaks little thereof, " as taking it " for granted, the Contrivement was so plain and
obvious to Men, ...
