10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PREFATORIALLY»
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The Gentleman's Magazine
Prefatorially he remarks : — " ' It was observed by Gray the poet,' says Horace
Walpole, ' that if any man were to form a book of what he had seen and heard
himself, it must, in whatever hands, prove an useful and entertaining one. ' " But ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine
Prefatorially he remarks :— “ ' It was observed by Gray the poet,' says Horace \
Nalpole, 'that if any man were to form a book of what he had seen and heard
himself, it must, in whatever hands, prove an useful and entertaining one.' ” But ...
3
When A Young Man Falls in Love: The Sexual Exploitation of ...
woman is in no way responsible, the condition of having been raped nonetheless
imposes a defect upon her (sc. her loss ofvirginity) which makes heralessthan
suitable mate for anyone other thanher rapist.2 We may also note prefatorially ...
Vincent J. Rosivach, 2012
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Algebraic Methodology and Software Technology: 7th ...
Specifications with the restrict operator are normalisable to the form mentioned
prefatorially, but with infinitary axioms. However, in refinement we could again
claim restrict as a meta-operator to be applied outermost. The FRI approach then,
...
Armando M. Haeberer, 1999
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A Social History of India
Undoubtedly since Indra, Vayu, Varuna and Agni failed them in their desperate
effort to defeat the religion of the Buddha, their choice fell on Vishnu who is
prefatorially described in the Rig Veda (I:XXII:16) as a strider of the world through
the ...
6
The Cult of the Serpent: An Interdisciplinary Survey of Its ...
... factor of fear to whatever other they favor as the prime stimulus for an ophidian
myth or cult. We may, therefore, examine prefatorially certain cultural traditions in
which the dominant sentiment is explicit fear 54 THE CULT OF THE SERPENT.
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The Imprint of Gender: Authorship and Publication in the ...
Unlike modern collections of quotations, however, Belvedere acknowledges its
poems' authors by prefatorially listing authorial names without matching them to
specific poems. The attribution is casual and collective; for the individual poems ...
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Advances in Parasitology APL
W. H. R. Lumsden, R. Muller, James R. Baker. PREFACE For Volume 19 of
Advances in Parasitology there is little to add prefatorially to what we said for
Volume 18; but we should reiterate the statement of policy which we made in that
volume.
W. H. R. Lumsden, R. Muller, James R. Baker, 1981
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Imitation as Resistance: Appropriations of English ...
Many other storytellers and writers of rhymed fiction used more or less the same
story plot, the same pathetic rhetoric, and the same English codes.20 P. Hamilton
Myers explains prefatorially that although his poem "Ensenore" attempts to ...
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Neo-Victorian Gothic: Horror, Violence and Degeneration in ...
She provides this in conjunction with document extracts presented without
narrative commentary, but with a reading response nevertheless prefatorially
primed to incite uncertainty and scepticism. Documents are depicted as
discovered and ...
Marie-Luise Kohlke, Christian Gutleben, 2012
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David Horowitz Shuns a Race-Baiter
Yesterday, David Duke reprinted Auster's essay on his own website, and he added prefatorially: "The numbers of White women victims of Black ... «Huffington Post, May 07»
