10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INVIOLABLENESS»
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inviolableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
inviolableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Missing Us: Re-Visioning Psychoanalysis from the Perspective ...
The absence of or diminution of inviolableness is not only traumatic for infants,
but can be for adults as well. Freud, Bick, Anzieu, and others (e.g., Fairbairn,
1952; Winnicott, 1971) recognized that impingement of psychic barriers, whether
via ...
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The penalty of death retained for curel atrocities: Part the ...
the inviolableness of life as regards penal measures, is preposterous ; and to act
upon this presumption is indeed a most daring and reckless experiment. Again, if
this inviolableness of life be a principle so uncompromising as to include even ...
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An Exposition of the Bible: A Series of Expositions Covering ...
Isaiah's strength was bent upon establishing the inviolableness of Zion. Zion, he
said, should not be taken, and the people, though cut to their roots, should
remain planted in their own land, the stock of a noble nation in the latter days.
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The Book of the Twelve Prophets Commonly Called the Minor: ...
Isaiah's strength was bent upon establishing the inviolableness of Zion. Zion, he
said, should not be taken, and the people, though cut to their roots, should
remain planted in their own land, the stock of a noble nation in the latter days.
Sir George Adam Smith, 1898
... deprived of the strongest of his people and dependent upon a council of
inexperienced upstarts, yet tempted to rebel by the strength of his walls and the
popular belief in their inviolableness ; sensitive, if only from superstition, to the
one high ...
Samuel Cox, James Moffatt, Sir William Robertson Nicoll, 1906
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The Book of the Twelve Prophets: Commonly Called the Minor
Isaiah's strength was bent upon establishing the inviolableness of Zion. Zion, he
said, should not be taken, and the people, though cut to their roots, should
remain planted in their own land, the stock of a noble nation in the latter days.
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The Treasury: An Evangelical Monthly for Pastor and People
An Evangelical Monthly for Pastor and People. INVIOLABLENESS OF THE
WOED OF (JOB. By Rev. Burdett Hart, D.D., New Haven, Conn. PBINCIPLES OF
EXEGESIS. CHUEOH MUSIC. By Rev. W. H. Black,. are losing the substance !
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Christianity the Religion of Nature: Lectures Delivered ...
But there still lies in many minds so profound a sense of the inviolableness of
general laws, as to make them sceptical as to miracles, though sustained by the
strongest evidence. We shall be prepared to discuss the inviolableness of
general ...
Andrew Preston Peabody, 1870
Not the less is it satisfactory to the public to find that all three judges, albeit on
somewhat dill'erent grounds, proclaimed the inviolableness of freehold right
against mining enterprise. Well, what have we been doing in the long contention
which ...
New South Wales. Parliament, 1894
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Flügel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English ...
Unumfl&fJlidjiieuV /. irrefragability, irrefutablencss, inviolableness,
incontestibleness. llnuinio&lft; adj. cloudless, serene. llnunuminben/ I. adj. fg.
frank, candid, plain; II. ..-./(•. frankly, candidly, in plain terms. Unumj&unt/ adj.
unfenced.
Felix Flügel, C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann, 1843
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INVIOLABLENESS»
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inviolableness is used in the context of the following news items.
Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic: Kosovo 'Is Our Jerusalem'
At stake is a key question of international law: Does the inviolableness of the national borders of a UN member state weigh heavier than the ... «Spiegel Online, May 10»
