10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBSERVIENCY»
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subserviency in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
subserviency and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Sketches of intellectual and moral relations
For what object, or to what extent, is there this mutual subserviency ? Shall we
state the preservation of respective forms, as its final purpose ? There would,
doubtless, be an extensive harmony in the concurrence of so vast a number of
agents, ...
2
Intellect, the emotions, and the moral nature
The principle we have at a previous stage laid down, perhaps, cannot be borne
out in every instance or particular, as, undoubtedly, we can conceive the
subserviency of such a law as we have spoken of, the law, viz., that we are
formed to ...
3
Hansard's Parliamentary Debates
Complaint has been made of the subserviency of the Government ; and the right
hon. Gentleman himself has admitted the subserviency, because for Lord
Salisbury to order the Ambassador to leave because others were leaving — what
was ...
Great Britain. Parliament, Thomas Curson Hansard, 1889
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History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Blame for this political subserviency and misleading political and legal advice,
may not be charged on one party more than another. If Cyrus Walker, a Whig
candidate for congress, assented to the doctrine as understood by Nauvoo's
leading ...
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1912
5
Three Sermons on pratical Subjects together with an essay: ...
On the utility of classical Learning in subserviency to Theological Studies Abel
Dottin HENDY. the "authors of ancient Greece and Rome were made public, with
all the ardour of literary zeal, by men of erudition and piety, who considered ...
6
Essays on Woman's True Destiny, Responsibilities and Rights, ...
ESSAYS ore WOMAN'S TRUE DESTINY, □V RESPONSIBILITIES AND RIGHTS,
AS THE MOTHER OF THE HUMAN RACE, CONTRASTED WITH HER
SUBORDINATE SUBSERVIENCY TO ADULT MAN, ASSIGNED TO HER BY HIS
...
Angelique Le Petit Martin, 1851
7
The Encyclopaedia Britannica Or Dictionary of Arts, ...
Thus the whole assemblage seems connected, and jointly employed in
increasing the sum total of possible happiThe and of ness._ Thls fitness of the
various propensities of Sentient this mm and intelligent beings, this subserviency
to a ...
8
The Law Journal: Consisting of Original Communications on ...
The degeneracy of the subservient branch would arise from its subserviency,
without any reference to the particular views which it might be instrumental in
promoting by reason of that subserviency. If is most true, that they ought to
second and ...
9
The opinions of different authors upon the punishment of death
Subserviency to reformation. 8. Efficacy in disabling. 9. Subserviency to
compensation. Another property tends to exclude a collateral mischief, which a
particular mode of punishment is liable accidentally to produce ; viz. 10.
Popularity.
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The Collected Works of Jeremy Bentham: An Introduction to ...
Subserviency to reformation. 8. Efficacy in disabling. 9. Subserviency to
compensation. Another property tends to exclude a collateral mischief, which a
particular mode of punishment is liable accidentally to produce; viz. 10.
Popularity.
Jeremy Bentham, J. H. Burns, H. L. A. Hart, 1996
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUBSERVIENCY»
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subserviency is used in the context of the following news items.
The 'A-Force' Experience: A Perplexing Read for a Lapsed True …
Namor's got his trousers on here, but I can enjoy the composed subserviency of such a longstanding, masculine bossy boots. There's a very deep satisfaction ... «ComicsAlliance, May 15»
What will socialism look like?
“The judicial functionaries were to be divested of that sham independence which had but served to mask their abject subserviency to all succeeding ... «In Defense of Marxism, Apr 15»
Killing Innocents—For A Good Reason: Today's Herod, Caiaphas …
... and when the principal quality required seems to have been subserviency, it is no credit to the character of Caiaphas to have enjoyed their favour so long.”. «American Spectator, Apr 15»
Put Susan B. Anthony, the Brightest Star, on the $20 Bill
... in 1874 she wrote, “Independent bread gives independent morals: — while pecuniary dependence makes moral subserviency; — So get money — get wealth. «New York Times, Mar 15»
High profile high-class escort Amanda Goff says Fifty Shades of …
... million last Thursday, it has reignited the debate on whether it sends the wrong message out there to impressionable young women about subserviency. «The Daily Telegraph, Feb 15»
The Spectator at war: Military execution and the act of 'Germanism'
Even if she should win in this war, an Empire stayed on a servile and abject military subserviency cannot endure, nor even last for very long. We have too much ... «Spectator.co.uk, Sep 14»
A cardinal with a tough act to follow
... the Catholics of the United States have repelled the unjust accusations of disloyalty to the American government and subserviency to foreign potentates.". «Chicago Tribune, Jul 14»
Is This the America We Really Want?
... be restored, and that we will come to realize that the only logical future for a country where the majority have become dependent is poverty and subserviency. «SpaceCoastDaily.com, Aug 13»
Patriot & Union - Feb. 28, 1863: Free speech in a time of war?
So far have we already advanced on this "road to ruin," that what was once considered disgraceful subserviency to men, now means loyalty to government, and ... «PennLive.com, Feb 13»
Creating broken men?
... they have been abandoned by and isolated from society – and only through submission and subserviency can they be socially accepted as human beings. «San Francisco Bay View, Dec 12»
