10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INDEFENSIBLENESS»
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indefensibleness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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... of the creation, from the omnipotence, wisdom, and incomprehensible justice of
God.' This establishes the correctness of our interpretation of the context, and the
indefensibleness of that adopted by J)r Beecher, in a way which it seems to ...
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The critical review, or annals of literature
Dr. Peckard, in his official capacity, gave out the subject of the prize, which was
gained by Mr. Clarkson, whose work on the indefensibleness of slavery, has
been received with so muck regard, and contributed to animate piany zealous
friends ...
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The Whole Works: ¬The prefaces of former editions: indexes ...
This, methinks, is a considerable instance of the indefensibleness and wilfulness
of some of the opinions of the Roman church. Wherefore this learned and
industrious critic follows the present mode of France, to make the most plausible
and ...
John Lightfoot, John Rogers Pitman,
1825
4
Dr. Grimshawe's Secret: A Romance
was not naturally his, but which had been the inculcation of a life, hitherto
devoted to politics, he was surprised to find how strongly sensible he became of
the ugliness and indefensibleness of what he said. He felt as if he were speaking
under ...
Nathaniel Hawthorne, Julian Hawthorne,
1910
that ' noblesse oblige,' and, by giving to the Negroes of the younger generation
the precious gift of true education, so to make up in some measure for the wrong
of slavery—the indefensibleness of which was early recognized in Virginia, and ...
Samuel Chapman Armstrong,
1920
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Congressional Serial Set
American travelers are more and more realizing the indefensibleness of
smuggling — its rank dishonesty and its extremely bad example and influence —
and they are conforming in increasing numbers, both to the law and to their
obligations ...
7
Lives of the Princesses of England, from the Norman Conquest
He was struck with the perils which encompassed his royal mistress, and thus
wrote to the English secretary of state :— “ Considering those dangers which
threaten us from all parts, the indefensibleness of this town against any enemy
that ...
Mary Anne Everett Green [Geb. Wood],
1857
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The Transactions of the New York Academy of Medicine
They provoked no imitators, and awoke only remarks upon the temerity of the
operators and the indefensibleness of such operations. From the experiences of
surgeons dealing with ovarian tumors, however,. * An account of his case is
given ...
If the merely wasteful effects of fixed engines do not admit of such explicit
evidence as their destructive or devouring effects, they admit of just as little doubt
as to their existence, and of no doubt at all as to their indefensibleness.
CHAPTER IV.
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Surrey Archaeological Collections
of indefensibleness that it might be no occasion for endangering the peace of the
country;” and this appears to have been done. Until the Restoration the castle is
not again mentioned; but Charles II. restored what remained of the edifice, ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INDEFENSIBLENESS»
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"He never understood the moral indefensibleness of slavery. That's the way it was done until 1865, when his slaves were freed. Every person in ... «San Jose Mercury News, Oct 13»