10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PREROGATIVELY»
Discover the use of
prerogatively in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
prerogatively and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A view of the Edinburgh Theatre during the summer season, ...
... strutting, are very powerful Auxiliarics. His Figure being so immensely heavy,
rendered his Representative, Bully Mercury, beyond Measure, ridiculous 3
whose. fat Guts seemed never made for mounting. In short, the Part was
prerogatively ...
Edinburgh Theatre (EDINBURGH), 1760
--In the “ Ode on Immortality" Wordsworth asserted this gift prerogatively. Hear his
own account of the matter:—“ The ()de.—-' This was composed during my
residence at Town End, Grasmere. Two years at least passed between the
writing of ...
John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell, 1851
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Legends of a State Prison, Or Visions of the Tower
And more than that, whose form and face, In their own excellence, would grace A
line of monarchs or of clowns ; For men who are the heirs of crowns, In natural
beauty o'er the rest Are not prerogatively blest. 12G VISIONS OF THE TOWER.
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The Monthly Magazine: Or, British Register ...
And. the persons so prerogatively chosen are the POPULAR representatives of
the French monarchy. What can more 'fully prove the popular character of the
Bourbon race? Not the journey to Ghent of Louis, succeeded by the journey of ...
5
Provincial Medical and Surgical Journal
... judge of the essentiality or non- essentiality of their relationship, we frequently
require the use of instruments. We term that observation as distinguished from
experiment, where the instances do not admit of being investigated prerogatively,
...
6
A History of Germany: From the Earliest Period to the ...
A Teutscher or Deutscher, according to the harder or softer pronunciation, was,
therefore, one belonging to the nation, which styled itself so prerogatively.
According to history, it was some centuries after the decline of the Roman
dominion, that ...
Friedrich Kohlrausch, 1844
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HISTORY OF GERMANY; FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE PRESENT TIME
A Teutscher or Deutscher, according to the harder or softer pronunciation, was,
therefore, one belonging to the nation, which styled itself so prerogatively.
According to history, it was some centuries after the decline of the Roman
dominion, that ...
FREDERICK KOHLRAUSCH, 1852
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Shakspere, his inner life as intimated in his works
Excellently and elegantly our poet has exemplified this process in the play we
have just analysed; but still more prerogatively in his Illidsummer-lwght's Dream,
which we gather was written in his thirty-second year. Tradition, which has ...
John Abraham HERAUD, 1865
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The banished count or,: the life of Nicolas Louis Zinzendorf
... begetting men according to His own will through the word of truth, whom the
man Christ Jesus obtains prerogatively, His property, His TlsgmeS^ti;, His own
particularly-appropriated people ; and as John in particular expresses it so often,
His ...
Félix Bovet, John Gill, 1865
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Monthly Magazine, Or, British Register
And the persons so prerogatively chosen are the popular representatives of the
French monarchy. What can more fully prove the popular character of the
Bourbon race? Not the journey to Ghent of Louis, succeeded by the journey of ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PREROGATIVELY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
prerogatively is used in the context of the following news items.
Of Foreign Airlines and Multiple Destinations
... the Kano government say if the Ministry of Aviation prerogatively decided that international airlines could only operate from Abuja and Lagos. «THISDAY Live, Apr 14»
Fund Fees Equate to 7 Porsches
So, prerogatively, I'd say that's the equivalent of seven Porsches. So, essentially, I'm saying that the average saver, someone who makes ... «Morningstar, Dec 13»
