10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INIQUITOUSLY»
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iniquitously in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
iniquitously and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Book of Daniel: A Study in the Biblical Philosophy of ...
Confessing the collective sins of his people, Daniel asserts, we have sinned, and
have dealt iniquitously, and have done wickedly, which is a quotation from the
prayer of Solomon on the occasion of the dedication of the sanctuary he built in ...
2
The Cry of the Children: An Exposure of Certain British ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
3
The history of civilization: from the fall of the Roman ...
from the fall of the Roman empire to the French revolution Guizot (François, M.)
church and all the faithful in Christ, they came with a great army, furnished with
crossbows, bows, javelins, bucklers, stones, axes, and swords, iniquitously to
attack ...
Guizot (François, M.), 1846
4
Digest of Election Cases: Cases of Contested Election in the ...
Lucien Anderson and Bollinger, have iniquitously extorted from them. Having
instituted some inquiry into the conduct of General Paine, Lucien Anderson, and
Bollinger, who it appears are confederate in the system of oppression and ...
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Elections, 1870
5
The History of the Civil Wars Between York and Lancaster: ...
Having thus iniquitously secured three .-of cum', the king's principal supports.
they carried him HIback to Northampton; and-that very day, siall "33 the three
prisoners were hurried to Pontfi'act castle, notwithstanding the entreaties and
tears of ...
Edward SPELMAN, George William LEMON, 1792
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Ingulph's chronicle of the abbey of Croyland: with the ...
... having entered into a nefarious combination against him for the becoming
reverence which he had shown for the holy martyr, iniquitously accused him of
idolatry, and still more iniquitously deprived him of the care of the monastery ;
and after ...
Ingulf, Peter (of Blois), 1854
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The History of Civilization: From the Fall of the Roman ...
church and all the faithful in Christ, they came with a great army, furnished with
crossbows, bows, javelins, bucklers, stones, axes, and swords, iniquitously to
attack our house or episcopal manor, situated in the town of Beauvais ; they ...
M. Guizot (François), 1864
8
A Compendious Syriac Dictionary: Founded Upon the Thesaurus ...
Sq or wiax workers of iniquity; U" ^-> unjustly, wroinj- fully, iniquitously. IJoLji, pi.
IJo-V m. <^e embryo, fetus; a newborn bale, swaddled baby; *£. Jyskoc Jjcix jiiotj
^k^ j+lo it is called Jjcii. «.) 7o»i^ as i< is wrapped in swaddling clot/its, cf. ) ...
Robert Payne Smith, Jessie Payne Smith, 1998
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Complete Works of Winston Churchill
"I say wrongly and iniquitously, because I have had the opportunityin Boston this
winter of learning to know and love that teacher. I am not given to exaggeration,
my friends, and when Itell youthat I know her,thather character is ashigh and pure
...
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A New French and English Dictionary
iNnt'MFR, va. to inhume, to inter. Inimaginable, adj. inimaginable. Inimitable, adj.
inimitable. Inimitié, sf. enmity, habed. Inintf.i.ligibilité, sf. unintelligibility.
Inintelligible, adj. unintelligible. Inique, adj. iniquitous, unjust. Iniquemknt, adv.
iniquitously ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INIQUITOUSLY»
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iniquitously is used in the context of the following news items.
Denise Robertson investigates stolen children in British adoption …
The tragedy is that so many are not guilty — rather, they are victims of a deeply and iniquitously flawed system. And at the centre of every one of ... «Daily Mail, May 15»
Honeyman: The natural right of parents
But private school fees, inclusive of the dreaded “miscellaneous,” and the iniquitously expensive school books amount to P50,000 and beyond. «Sun.Star, May 15»
Saving Illinois nuclear energy saves jobs, generates tax revenue
These closures are a result of economic challenges, market-distorting subsidies and public policies that iniquitously value carbon-free power. «Reboot Illinois, May 15»
Denmark must not succumb to polarisation in the wake of …
I may be encouraged to catalogue some people in a certain way, especially if I feel unfairly or iniquitously treated. I may start to develop fixed ... «The Conversation UK, Feb 15»
Selma review: 'David Oyelowo iniquitously ignored by the Oscars'
That's no fault of Oyelowo who gives a huge, heartfelt performance (iniquitously ignored by the Academy) and he seems mindful, too, that the ... «Digital Spy UK, Feb 15»
Make Time For Swedish Punks, The 'Holograms'
These guy could be iniquitously labeled as a punk band, I see a band commingling dejection and aggression better than most of their ... «Monsters and Critics.com, Jan 15»
Why £47bn pension black hole threatens to push up council tax
Around £1 billion a year was being wasted on unnecessary management fees that were "stealthily and iniquitously eroding" money needed to ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 14»
Sadly, it needs to be said again: being a Muslim is not a crime
But iniquitously, after the separation from Rome, all believers, including the harmless, were watched and terrorised by the monarchs, ... «The Independent, Nov 14»
How Russell Brand would review Russell Brand's book
... only you have to imagine that Russell Brand is writing them because otherwise you won't make head nor tail of his iniquitously eccentric use ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 14»
With mansion taxes, another housing bust becomes inevitable
The now very considerable sums the Exchequer already iniquitously makes from stamp duty on transactions will be correspondingly reduced. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 14»
