10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FREE-HANDEDNESS»
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free-handedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
free-handedness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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And Here the World Ends: The Life of an Argentine Village
He'll break his teeth!" The notion of thrift, so important in the life of the colony, ran
directly counter to the creole free-handedness Bruno observed and disapproved
of in the peon he had tried to help. Like free- handedness, however, excessive ...
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Oxford Thesaurus of English
... lavishness, magnanimity, magnanimousness, munificence, open-handedness,
free- handedness, bounty, unselfishness, indulgence, prodigality, princeliness;
literary bounteousness; rare benignancy, liberalness. wANTONYMS meanness.
1. generosity, liberality, munificence, open-handedness, free-handedness;
charity, charitableness, philanthropy, almsgiving, giving, donating; altruism,
unselfishness, self-sacrifice; kindness, goodness, beneficence, benevolence,
grace, ...
Jerome Irving Rodale, 1978
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Summa Theologica, Volume 3 (Part II, Second Section)
Now those things which are the subject of a man's free-handedness towards
others are the goods he possesses, which are denoted by the term money.
Therefore the proper matter of liberality is money. Reply Obj. 1. As stated above (
A. 1, ...
The word charity refers to charitableness, free handedness, largesse,
munificence, open- handedness, generousness, benevolence, charity, liberality,
help, giving. Many humanist Christians have tried to make charity the primary
mark of ...
As for the generosity that helped to get you into this situation, I can only say that it
was simple-minded; no one expects or believes in such free-handedness.” He
was conveying to me clearly enough that denunciations against me had come ...
They—the British—had approached empire in the wrong spirit—one of
benevolent despotism that had metamorphosed into the precipitate free-
handedness of post-war dissolution, backing away, step by craven, dissimulating
step, from ...
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Effects of War on Society
The material for this free-handedness comes through war and foray (Tacitus,
Germania, XIV. Trans. Page 1958). Perhaps this was an encouragement to
Roman administrators to induct Germanic soldiers into the Roman armies.
Augustine ...
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Peccavi! Or, Geoffrey Singleton's mistake
No doubt this free-handedness was no small assistance to his general popularity.
Young men, more particularly lads of the class with whom he consorted, are very
apt to admire and respect a generous spirit such as Geoffrey's ; and when we ...
Arthur George F. Griffiths, 1870
... he feasted a thousand guests for three days on the richest dainties, gave
magnificent presents to scholars, and having obtained the object of his mission,
and the praise of most royal free-handedness, he returned well pleased to
England.
Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, 1860
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FREE-HANDEDNESS»
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free-handedness is used in the context of the following news items.
Why the cost of parenting has become so expensive
... the repository of endlessly fisted £10 notes and music magazines, my only excuse for this free-handedness being that it's a natural reaction to ... «The Independent, May 15»
How important is spreading awareness in times of crisis?
In his community, Yusuf is known for his free-handedness toward those less unfortunate. He, for example, has established an orphanage and a ... «Daily Sabah, Feb 15»
Rupi Kaur: The Poet Every Woman Needs to Read
Where the poetry was very serious, very mature, and dealt with some hear wrenching topics, the free-handedness of the illustrations expressed ... «Huffington Post, Jan 15»
Examining Isma's Nam Tien ideology – Nicholas Chan
... the Chinese expected a return to the autonomy and free-handedness they enjoyed in commerce and education during colonial governance. «The Malaysian Insider, May 14»
Is Julie Burchill Britain's most generous woman or just the most …
I always had contempt for them, but my years of free-handedness have made me feel an almost pathological loathing towards them, as I have ... «Daily Mail, Dec 12»
Drawing an Escape From the Chill of Winter
... has several more alluring works by Lear, including an oil study of a sunny Sicilian shoreline that is a marvel of exquisite free-handedness. «New York Times, Jan 11»
Laptops: nation's future in school bags
But don't depend on this coming about through the all-providing free-handedness of the People's Partnership in power. Assorted anxieties ... «Trinidad & Tobago Express, Sep 10»
A pawn of big business? Not John Manley
In these times, demands are high for less corporate free-handedness and a larger government role. He's someone who's been in both arenas, ... «Globe and Mail, Jul 09»
Liberia: William R. Tolbert - 'In The Pantheon Of Great African Leaders'
... instead of giving him a fish" earned Tolbert an undeserved reputation for "stinginess" as opposed to Tubman's beloved "free-handedness". «AllAfrica.com, May 09»
