10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIBELLOUSLY»
Discover the use of
libellously in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
libellously and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Gervase Skinner (continued)
The curiosity of ladies is most libellously celebrated in tales of fiction, and that it is
libellously celebrated, any body who will take the trouble to Watch the curiosity of
men, will . very soon be convinced; but the curiosity of Mrs. Fuggleston upon ...
Theodore Edward Hook, 1828
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Zulu-English dictionary
Ntunda, v. Speak libellously, whether truly or falsely, as to a chief, a girl, &c. (
about another person.) Nyundkla, v. Speak libellously about (a person). Nytodi (
Isi), n. One who slanders, as above. Nyundtj (In), n. Moth which eats skins,
clothes, ...
John William Colenso, Harriette Emily Colenso, 1884
I could see my words were having some effect, so I ploughed on: 'And what about
Federal Law N 148-F3 of 27 July 2006, which specifically expands the definition
of "extremism" to include anyone "libellously critical of the Russian authorities"?
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Correspondence between the Hon. John Adams, late president ...
libellously," because (such appears to be the obvious implication) his own views
of government were, probably, so different from Mr. Jefferson's theories. In the
same letter, Mr. Adams, in replying to Cunningham's request to be furnished with
...
John Adams, William Cunningham, 1823
The curiosity of ladies is most libellously celebrated in tales of fiction, and that it is
libellously celebrated, any body who will take the trouble to watch the curiosity of
men, will very soon be convinced ; but the curiosity of Mrs. Fuggleston upon the ...
Theodore Edward Hook, 1828
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Sayings and Doings: New [i.e. Third] Series ...
The curiosity of ladies is most libellously celebrated in tales of fiction, and that it is
libellously celebrated, any body who will take the trouble to watch the curiosity of
men, will very soon be convinced ; but the curiosity of Mrs. Fuggleston upon the ...
Theodore Edward Hook, 1834
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A review of the correspondence between the Hon. John Adams
In his next letter, dated January 16, 1804, Mr. Adams returns to Cunningham a
newspaper, in which, with a poignant sneer, he says, " My poor 'Thoughts on Gov
- " ernment' are wickedly and libellously imputed to ' the " greatest man in
America ...
8
The Pall Mall Budget: Being a Weekly Collection of Articles ...
You have libellously described me as resorting to most dishonest “quibliles " on “
irrelevant” inattersin order to disguise my “ reluctance or inability " to meet your
statements. You shall prove it. You have libellously declared me to have been for
...
9
The Proceedings and Tryal in the Case of the Most Reverend ...
... that it was done Libellously, Malicioufly, andscandaloufly, and 'tooppose the'
Kihgi and Goa vernment, 'tis very hard, 'tis a Case of a very extraordinary Nature,
and l believemy' Lords the Bishops cannot but conceive _a great deal- of trouble,
...
10
Biography of E. K. Kane
He doubted his capability most libellously; yet he felt that he could do it if he
might execute it as he would, if allowed to follow the leadings of his own mind;
and his friends— some of them, at least, and they the most influential— fi'iends to
...
William ELDER (M.D.), 1858
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LIBELLOUSLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
libellously is used in the context of the following news items.
S'wak Report shows proof to rebut 'tampering' claim
"In which case the 'experts' hired from PGI were either misquoted or they have too libellously exaggerated the significance of their findings to ... «Malaysiakini, Jun 15»
The truth behind the Mail on Sunday's "facemask anarchists" story
... you will see that the allegation that we were intending to violently disrupt this Saturday's anti-austerity demonstration is libellously wrong. «Open Democracy, Jun 15»
Re: Never Again in Kumawu – Biography of Rockson Adofo – Part I
Looking from Alexander jumping from my parents, siblings, schooling, farming, grandmother to accusing me of writing libellously about some ... «GhanaWeb, May 15»
York fans issue ownership petition
Mr Guildford's continuing erratic behaviour - refusing to acknowledge KISS as a group, wrongly and libellously accusing KISS members of ... «Love Rugby League, Apr 15»
Why Jonathan Freedland Isn't Fit to be the New Editor-in-Chief of the …
He loathes the Stop the War NGO German leads, writing recently, tastelessly and perhaps libellously of the “comforting hope that what we are ... «CounterPunch, Feb 15»
John Osborne: a natural dissenter who changed the face of British …
The 26-year-old playwright was endlessly interviewed, courted and nibbled at by gossip columnists – one of whom described him, libellously, ... «The Guardian, Dec 14»
Palestine: Hamas is leading a legitimate struggle for self-determination
... time to talk with Hamas as a serious negotiating partner, and stop libellously dismissing it as a fanatical, uncooperative terrorist organisation. «Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal, Sep 14»
Archive interview: Alexander Litvinenko on ice picks, radioactive …
The second broadened the definition of “extremist” to include those who libellously criticise the regime. The way they work is to pass a death ... «Spectator.co.uk, Jul 14»
Funny, sad, bitchy, frustrating: it's Morrissey, all right
It fares even worse here, with teachers contentiously, if not libellously, named and shamed – none forgiven by the passage of time. Childhood ... «Irish Times, Oct 13»
Newspapers are ignoring the reality. Our press will still be free
Some of those who have tweeted libellously have discovered that they are, rightly, as vulnerable as newspapers. Anyway, newspapers would ... «The Independent, Oct 13»
