10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRONTLESSLY»
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The New Annual Register: Or General Repository of History, ...
... and remonstrated with considerable emphasis against the conduct of the
Aullrians in frontlessly violating a peace of fifty years continuance, without having
the retence of a single injury to a gnThey enumerated the various inflanCes in
which ...
2
Homer's Batrachomyomachia, hymns and epigrams; Hesiod's ...
The worse depraving the better ; and that so frontlessly, that shame and justice
should fly the earth for them. To shame which ignorant barbarism now
emboldened, let your Lordship's learned humanity prove nothing the less
gracious to Virtue ...
Homerus, Richard Hooper, 1858
3
Homer's Batrachomyomachia, hymns and epigrams:
The worse depraving the better ; and that so frontlessly, that shame and justice
should fly the earth for them. To shame which ignorant barbarism now
emboldened, let your Lordship's learned humanity prove nothing the less
gracious to Virtue ...
George Chapman, Richard Hooper, Hesiod, 1858
4
Correspondence Between William Penn and James Logan, ...
'Tis a word that I have not been subject to use, and especially in relation to the
Assembly, I cannot persuade myself that any man will be so frontlessly base as to
insinuate by it, that I must be bribed, seeing that the bitterest of my enemies durst
...
William Penn, James Logan, Deborah Norris Logan, 1872
5
The Orthodox journal and Catholic monthly intelligencer [ed. ...
This writer frontlessly asserts, " that the doctrines of the church of Rome, as
depicted by Christianas, are given with truth and correctness, and by no means
overdrawn ;" if I mar be allowed to judge of these , doctrines, as portrayed by the
man ...
Independent of the hostility which it manifests to the established mode of worship,
that which it frontlessly avows to every species of creed, is deserving of remark ;
as revealing a little more of the true character of ite authors, than in meet ...
7
The Protestant: A Series of Essays on the Principal Points ...
Can he say that St. Wenefride is a favourite of mine ; or that I adore her and
worship her as an idol, which, Johnson says, is an image worshipped as God ;
and which our accuser frontlessly charges Catholics with doing. But mark, reader,
the ...
8
Memoirs of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania
'Tis a word that I have not been subject to use, and especially in relation to the
Assembly, I cannot persuade myself that any man will be so frontlessly base as to
insinuate by it, that I must be bribed, seeing that the bitterest of my enemies durst
...
Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1872
9
The British Critic, and Quarterly Theological Review
Independent of thehostility which it manifests to the established mode of worship,
that which it frontlessly areas to every species of creed, is deserving of remark; as
revealing a little more of the true character of its an~thors, than in meet ...
10
Taylor institution to the university
Independent of the hostility which it manifests to the established mode of worship,
that which it frontlessly avows to every species of creed, is deserving of remark ;
as revealing a little more of the true character of its authors, than in meet ...
