10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TITANICALLY»
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titanically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The British and Foreign Evangelical Review and Quarterly ...
There is something Titanic in this age of ours ; something Titanically bold, yea,
daring ; something, too, Titanically unhappy. That faith in God, which blessed and
guided earlier times, is shaken for thousands. The idea of a living God has ...
James Oswald Dykes, James Stuart Candlish, Hugh Sinclair Paterson, 1863
2
One Summer: America, 1927
In that year America stepped out onto the world stage as the main event, and One Summer transforms it all into narrative nonfiction of the highest order. From the Hardcover edition.
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Getting Married and Other Mistakes
Presents a graphic novel fictional narrative of a woman who realizes that she and her husband are incompatible and that she has lived a life according to the expectations of others before considering her own happiness.
This time round, Tank Girl reveals the true story behind popular beat combo - The Smiths, battles titanically with evil deranged bounty hunters, takes a globe-trotting, gastronomic odyssey and still finds time for a naughty interlude behind ...
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The Foreign Quarterly Review
The Fall of the Angels, with which the ' Paradise Lost' so Titanically opens, is
alluded to or supposed in the bible history; not laid down doctrinally, much less
described in detail. Milton, therefore, from extra-biblical materials, raised up an ...
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The French Revolution a History by Thomas Carlyle: The ...
A man who “had swallowed all formulas;”who, in these strange times and
circumstances, felt called to live Titanically, and also to die so. As he, for his part,
had swallowed all formulas, what Formula is there, never so comprehensiVe, that
will ...
This book will tell the story of a titanically ambitious architectural project, and try
to evaluate the result. It will examine the ways in which St Peter's has been used
to express the special relationship between imperial and papal authority, and ...
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The Works of Thomas Carlyle
It came together to make the Constitution ; and instead of that, it has had to make
nothing but destruction and confusion : to burn-up Catholicisms, Aristocratisms ;
to worship Reason and dig Saltpetre ; to fight Titanically with itself and with the ...
Thomas Carlyle, Henry Duff Traill, 1837
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The Weimar Republic Sourcebook
Here the isolated, titanically searching ego, abandoned to its own devices,
breaks through to supreme community by uniting in itself that which for centuries
has split a people lacking in the common bond of a culture. Here will the isolated
...
Anton Kaes, Martin Jay, Edward Dimendberg, 1994
Faulkner, I saw, wrestled titanically with that threatening, fascinating, complex,
confusing world into which I had begun a puny struggle to make my way. He was
obsessed with what it was at that moment essential for me to be obsessed with.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TITANICALLY»
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titanically is used in the context of the following news items.
China's latest stock market plunge is good news
That's why ambivalence toward Xi's titanically large market interventions could be a positive. It refocuses Beijing on what's needed to re-create the vibrant ... «Chicago Tribune, Jul 15»
The Ultimate Marvel Marathon 2015 Live-Blog
But I love titanically stupid ideas, and more than that, I love masochistic moviegoing. I've attended one 24-hour movie marathon before, and it was a surreal, ... «ScreenCrush, Apr 15»
PREVIEW: Desertfest
As titanically heavy as they are tantric and immersive, their Sunday headline slot at Koko promises to be worth the entrance fee alone. «The Quietus, Apr 15»
Image: The twisted shockwaves of an exploded star
Such a titanically destructive event is called a supernova. Modern measurements show that a supernova can outshine the combined light of 100 billion normal ... «Phys.Org, Mar 15»
The Humbling and Match Are Anchored by Titanically Hammy …
Two titanically hammy performances bring that home, both by actors also playing hams: Al Pacino as a spent, delusional old Shakespearean in The Humbling ... «Vulture, Jan 15»
Bentley ups the ante with its titanically powerful Mulsanne Speed
As its name suggests, the Speed adds rather more zing to what was already a titanically powerful car, bringing yet more refinement to its venerable V8 engine ... «wallpaper.com, Dec 14»
Torey Krug leveraging KHL against the Boston Bruins
The Bruins have to at least pay it some mind, in the case that Krug actually does something as titanically stupid as leaving for the KHL, and creating a huge ... «Yahoo Sports, Aug 14»
The incredible biodiversity of Aquaman: the grand finale
We've traveled far, this last week. From gentle basking sharks gliding across the surface of the North Sea to titanically tiny worms dwelling in the deep. «Southern Fried Science, May 14»
They call him Quadzilla. Picture captures scale of cyclist Robert …
The titanically-thighed cyclist Robert Forstemann displays the leg muscles that propelled him to victory on the weekend in the sprint finals at the Track Cycling ... «The Independent, Nov 13»
The five stupidest tweets by politicians
The most titanically stupid political post of all time is almost certainly that by US congressman Anthony Weiner, who in 2011 tweeted a picture of his, well – by ... «New Zealand Listener, Jun 13»
