10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TELLERSHIP»
Discover the use of
tellership in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tellership and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Discourse of School Desegregation, Orangeburg, South Carolina
Tellership Tellership encompasses who is telling the story. Narrators often co-
construct stories with the input of other conversational partners. In interviews,
tellership is typically characterized by few turns and extended turn length on the
part of ...
Mr Fox was of opinion, that there was no ground for making this exception in
favour of the learned Lord, for by the very words of the patent, under which he
held his present pension, mention was made of the promise of the grant of the
tellership ...
3
The Speeches ... in the House of Commons. - London, Longman 1815
After this discussion Mr. Rigb being anxious to rotect the promise of' a tellership
which ha been given to Lord urlow, rose u to propose a clause with that view. He
reminded the House that ' 0rd Thurlow, when he quitted the profession and ...
4
Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England: From the Norman ...
That his majesty had made the noble lord a promise of a reversion of a tellership
in 1778, was beyond all contradiction; and that it was not the spirit of that promise
that the noble lord should receive a reversi0n ofa tellership under the then ...
Great Britain. Parliament, William Cobbett, 1814
5
Living Narrative: Creating Lives in Everyday Storytelling
Indeed, generating a coherent narrative may be more central to healing than
reviewing every aspect of a traumatic event in search of what really happened.37
Tellership As the last paragraph suggests, whether or not and how an experience
...
Elinor Ochs, Lisa Capps, 2009
6
The speeches of the right honourable Charles James Fox, in ...
After this discussion Mr. Rigby being anxious to protect the promise of a tellership
which had been given to Lord Thurlow, rose up to propose a clause with that
view. He reminded the House that Lord Thurlow, when he quitted the profession
...
7
Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England: From the Norman ...
That his majesty had made the noble lord a promise of a reversion of a tellership
in 1778, was beyond all contradiction; and that it was not the spirit of that promise
that the noble lord should receive a reversion of a tellership under the then ...
8
The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest ...
Now, the purport of the question before the House was simply this : Whether,
when lord Thurlow shall have succeeded to a vacant tellership, he shall hold it in
as lucrative an extent in time of war as the present tellers; or whether he should ...
9
The parliamentary history of England, from the earliest ...
Now, the purport of the question before the House was simply this : Whether,
when lord Thurlow shaH have succeeded to a vacant tellership, he shall hold it in
as lucrative an extent in time of war as the present tellers ; or whether he should ...
William Cobbett, John Wright, Thomas Curson Hansard, 1814
10
The Parliamentary of England, from the Earliest Period to ...
Now, the purport of the question before the House was simply this : Whether,
when lord Thurlow shall have succeeded to a vacant tellership, he shall hold it iu
as lucrative an extent in time of war as the present tellers ; or whether he should ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TELLERSHIP»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
tellership is used in the context of the following news items.
A look at rugby's first knight
Then, as Braddon related: "One fateful day, as unexpected as a bolt from the blue there came a cable from an Invercargill bank, offering me a tellership in their ... «Southland Times, Sep 14»
