10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RECREANCE»
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recreance in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
recreance and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Commentaries Upon International Law
He afterwards usually receives, in return, letters or papers to facilitate his return (
what are termed lettres de recreance (/), recreditiu), and his passport, and
sometimes a present ; but the Republic of the North American United States
follows the ...
Sir Robert Phillimore,
1871
2
A History of Continental Criminal Procedure: With Special ...
The arrest was styled the " prise," 3 but it was attended by the liberation on bail or
" recreance," 4 and from this point of view the old customary law was liberal
enough. The "Livre de Jostice et de Plet," treating of bail, commences as follows ...
3
Sade: A Biographical Essay
'5 Equally irritating to Jean- Baptiste was the fact that Baumez was hesitant about
returning the recreance letter to the elector. He had even suggested that grave
dangers were attached to such a move, but the comte was having none of it.
4
Boyer's Royal Dictionary Abridged: In Two Parts ... ...
Recracher, v. n. K a. 1. to spit of- tctt, tO tpit Iffttoll Recreance, s.f. a provisional
passes sion given in a sui fartk's till the cuitsebe determined. Lettres de
recreance, rtcrcdcrt- tiah. Refrcstif, ive, a. rrcreatht, diverting, picotant, delightful,
entertaining.
Abel Boyer, William Gardiner,
1814
5
Dictionnaire français-anglais et anglais-français, abrégé
Recreance , s. f . provisional possession given in a snit to one of the parties till
the cause be determined, Ltttres de recreance , recredentials. Recreati-f, ve, adj.
recreative , diverting , pleasant , delightful , entertaining. Recreation, s. f.
recreation ...
6
Boyer's French Dictionary: Comprising All the Additions and ...
Recreance, re-kra-ens, s. f. provisional possession given in a suit to one of the
parties till the cause be determined. Lcitrestk recreance, recredentials. Recreati-f,
ve, ra-kra-a-tif, tlv, adj. re- creativc,diverling,pleasant, delightful, entertaining.
7
The Royal Dictionary: Abridged in Two Parts, I French and ...
Recreance, S. F. a Provifional Pcffe/fion given in a Suit toaneof the Partiel, till the
Caufe. be determined. Lettres de recreance, r«r<- dentiaiu Récréatif, ive, A.
recreative, diverting, pleafant, delightful, eu- tertaining. Recreation, S. F.
retreation ...
8
On Moral Personhood: Philosophy, Literature, Criticism, and ...
(1.237-69) Here the image of false stewardship in recreance of mind captures the
sense that recreance threatens the sustenance and very existence of
personhood. To have a mind so baffled and perplexed is to verge on failing to
exercise the ...
Richard Thomas Eldridge,
1989
9
Edwin Arlington Robinson: A Poet's Life
Forebodings are the fiends of Recreance; The master of the moment, the clean
seer Of ages, too securely scans what is, Ever to be appalled at what is not; He
sees beyond the groaning borough lines Of Hell, God's highways gleaming, and
he ...
10
The Council of Europe French-English Legal Dictionary:
INTENTION lettre detention - letter of intent. • MISSIVE - lettre missive - personal
letter; letter, card, etc sent through the post or by messenger. • RAPPEL - lettres
de rappel - (ambassador's) letters of recall. . RECREANCE - lettres de recreance
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