10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EMBANKER»
Discover the use of
embanker in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
embanker and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Two Babylons: Or, The Papal Worship Proved to be the ...
Mizraim, as it stands in the Hebrew of Genesis, without the points, is Metzrim; and
Metzr-im signifies "The encloser or embanker of the sea" (the word being derived
from Him, the same as Yam, "the sea," and Tzr, "to enclose," with the formative ...
rev. Alexander Hislop, 1862
2
Fresh Leaves in the Book and Its Story
harvest scarcely ever failed, it musi have had au embanker of the sea. At this day
all Egypt is called Misr, which just means " the land of the embanker." The
Pharaoh of Egypt afterwards declares : (Ezek. xxix. 3.) " My river is my own, and I
have ...
3
The Two Babylons, Or, The Papal Worship Proved to be the ...
descriptive as Metzr-im, “The embanker of the sea,” or as the name is found at
this day applied to all Egypt (Wxnsrssos, vol. i._. p. 2), Musr or Misr. Names
always tend to abbreviation in the mouths of a people, and, therefore, “The land
of Mist” ...
4
The four Gospels explained by their writers. With an ...
lands, where the harvest scarcely ever failed, it must have had an embanker of
the sea. At this day all Egypt is called Misr, which just means "the land of the
embanker." The Pharaoh of Egypt afterwards declares : Ezek. xxix. 3. " My river is
my ...
5
Fresh leaves in the Old Testament part of The Book and its ...
lands, where the harvest scarcely ever failed, it must have had an embanker of
the sea. At this day all Egypt is called Misr, which just means "the land of the
embanker." The Pharaoh of Egypt afterwards declares : Ezek. xxix. 3. " My river is
my ...
Ellen Henrietta Ranyard, 1869
6
Proceedings of the Committee of the House of Commons on the ...
... there would be the expense or a temporary Kailroad to remove it, which would
cost 1706/. 80 Cross-examined by Mr. Sergeant Spank ie. "ilderaVcTterenand" * *
'lave "atl exPerience as a builder, and an embanker, and a cutter. embanker.
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Committee on the Liverpool and Manchester Railroad Bill, George Stephenson, Nicholas Wood, 1825
7
Caledonian, West Cumberland, and Furness Railway. Report of ...
This quality of the sand was decidedly confirmed by Mr. Philip Hartley, of
Ulverstone, a practical embanker, at our last meeting. The argellaceous portion of
the sands renders them so much more fit for cultivation, and this leads me to
appreciate ...
John Hague (engineer.), 1838
8
The Corpse Came Back: Post-Flood Evidence Revealed
The name Mizraim (or Metzrim) means “the encloser, or embanker, of the sea.”
What better name could have been given him for his great achievement? Even
today, Egypt is sometimes referred to as “the land of Mizr (Muzr)”, an abbreviation
...
9
American Railroad Journal
The operations of the embanker, which began off Pitfour, 1826, will thus probably
have been brought into cultivation before 184(3, on a shore of not more than
seven miles in length, no less than &10 acres of land, renting at from £6 to £7 per
...
10
American Railroad Journal and Mechanics' Magazine
Off the shores of Sea-side, a wall just now being built, 800 yards in length, will
effect the recovery of not less than 150 acres; and on Murie property, 50 acres
might be taken in by seed-time I838. The operations of the embanker, which
began ...
