10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IMPOSTROUS»
Discover the use of
impostrous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
impostrous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Broken Structures: Severe Personality Disorders and Their ...
Gediman (1985) emphasized that impostrous tendencies were complexly
determined, nearly ubiquitous, and not restricted to one or the other traditional
diagnostic categories. However, she did suggest a distinction between the
impostor and ...
Of unwritten (for such is the term in use,) but much more properly of uncomposed
and unenacted law (for of writiny there is, beyond comparison, more belonging to
this spurious than to the genuine sort) — of this impostrous law, the fruits, the ...
Jeremy Bentham, Sir John Bowring, 1843
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A View Of The Hard-Labour Bill: 4
Of unwritten (for such is the term in use,) but much more properly of uncomposed
and unenacted law (for of writing there is, beyond comparison, more belonging to
this spurious than to the genuine sort)_of this impostrous law, the fruits, the ...
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The works of Jeremy Bentham, now first collected: under the ...
Of unwritten (for such is the term in use,) but much more properly of uncomposed
and unenacted law (for of writing there is, beyond comparison, more belonging to
this spurious than to the genuine sort) — of this impostrous law, the fruits, the ...
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A History of Greece: From the Earliest Period to the Close ...
... languages 1—“an impostrous pretender lowledge, a man who employs what
he knows to be 'y, for the purpose of deceit and of getting money.” he did this at a
time when he himself, with his estimcontemporary Isokratés, were considered at ...
6
The United States Magazine and Democratic Review
... to war upon the legal profession, as a class preying upon the public through a
useless and impostrous mystery. That the profession is not adequately paid for
the labor and respons sibility it has to sustain. That its profits are diminishing year
...
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Papers Relative to Codification and Public Instruction: ...
(for such is the term in use), but. much more properly of uncomposed and
unenacted law (for of writing there is, beyond comparison, more belonging to this
spurious than to the genuine sort), of this impostrous law, the fruits, the perpetual
fruits, ...
Aristotle, following the example of his master, gave to the word sophist a
definition substantially the same as that which it bears in the modern languages:
1 "an impostrous pretender to knowledge ; a man who employs what he knows to
be ...
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The U.S. Democratic Review
... war upon the legal profession, as a class preying upon the public through a
useless and impostrous mystery. That the profession is not adequately paid for '
the labor and responsibility it has to sustain. That its profits are diminishing year
by ...
... willnot be found to justify the chargesof corrupt and immoral teaching,
impostrous pretence ofknowledge, &c,which the modern historianspour forth in
loudchorusagainst them.5 The next important contributions to debates about the
sophists ...
