10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISPENSABLENESS»
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dispensableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Annotations on the Mutiny Act
The in- dispensableness of the thing I am not disposed to concede, for I should
not, for my own part, hesitate to admit a good cause of challenge, even after the
trial had been entered upon, provided it was one which the party challenging had
...
2
The Epistle of Paul to the Galatians: an Exegetical and ...
His “dissimula'tion” at" this time by no means authorizes the assumption that he
had changed his view as to the indisp'ensableness or dispensableness of the
law itself.—But at all'events the Gentile Christians in Antioch looked upon Peter.
as ...
Otto Schmoller, John Peter Lange, Philip Schaff, 2007
3
Discourses on Human Life
... in spiritual truth, and hopes. What I maintain in general, is the in-
dispensableness to human life of this religious faith. My present purpose is, to
offer some distinct and independent considerations ARGUMENT FOR FAITH
AND VIRTUB. 39.
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
আঁক্ষুঙ্গকৃনকৃছু পদ সৰু Dispensableness, n. s. ষর্মকীয়ত্- তমজ্বতেট্রি, (হয়তণ্য,
তমগকরণ ম বা * অরস্থাহইতে নীচ বা cw? প্তলাকের সহিত সম্বন্ধ বা বি যেগেতে, রহিত বা
নিবারণ হওনেশ্চপযুক্ততা, পবিহরণীয় বাহ, য়ুণশ্চর বিষর, অমর্ষব্রুদো, অপমান, অসস্কুম,
ভ৪র্ষসনা ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
5
History of Protestant Theology
... against anarchy, but in such a way that the right of evangelical freedom must
be kept intact over against the usages of the Church. It is again the principle of
faith which decides regarding the necessity or dispensableness of the latter (xv).
6
The Continental Monthly
In the year 1858, the New- York Teacher was made the first medium of some
thoughts in substance agreeing with those set forth in the earlier part of this paper
, claiming the in- dispensableness to true education of a more true and liberal
work ...
Charles Godfrey Leland, 1862
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The Globe dictionary of the English language
^dispensableness, (in-dis-iwns'a-bl-nes) n. The Rate or quality of being
absolutely necessary. kiup?oiably, (iu-dbvpena'a-ble) adv. In an in- 'Jyptfwable
manner ; necessarily. Isdupote. (in-dis-poV) r. f. [P. indispose,; from t+pnert.] To
render ...
Whether this necessity consists in the in- dispensableness of his death as a
means of ransoming mankind from Satan, or of appeasing divine anger, or of
maintaining the authority of the Lawgiver while the penitent is pardoned, or in
some ...
9
Personal Law Reforms and Gender Empowerment: A Debate on ...
... brothers previously initiated—and sisters also—giving however, one-fourth
share from the self-appropriated share”. He is speaking of the in-
dispensableness of initiating the unmarried daughters; (which means marrying);
not of their right.
Nandini Chavan, Qutub Jehan Kidwai, 2006
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
... enchained the surgical half of the Society by promising them new regions of
practice when we shall have discovered more about the dispensableness of
certain parts of our organisation and their peculiar liability to disease—such as
tonsils, ...
