10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNABOLISHED»
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unabolished in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A System of Biblical Psychology
... to rule over sin, and to act in a way that shall be pleasing to God.1 This is the
twofold condition of the Christian, the unabolished dualism, or, as we may say,
following Scripture testimony still more closely, the unabolished antinomy. The
state ...
2
A system of biblical psychology, tr. by R.E. Wallis
This is the twofold condition of the Christian, the unabolished dualism, or, as we
may say, following Scripture testimony still more closely, the unabolished
antinomy. The state described in ch. vii. 14-24, and that described ch. viii. 5-17,
are ...
Franz Julius Delitzsch, 1867
3
The Works of Jeremy Bentham, Now First Collected
... influence of the crown, it maybe said, that whatsoever time is spent in
descanting upon this topic, may be sci down to the account 'hcrc rc main any
useless places unabolished ' of lost time. state of things that has yet been
realised, but so.
Jeremy Bentham, John Bowring, 1839
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
UNABOLISHED, adj. From abolished. Not repealed ; remaining in force. The
number of needless laws unabolished, doth weaken the force of them that are
necessary. Hooker. UNACCEPTABLE, arf;'. From acceptable. Not pleasing; not
such ...
5
To His Fellow Citiziens of France, on Death Punishment
Whatever may have been the case antecedently to this experience, —
subsequently to the demonstration thus afforded of the needlessness and
uselessness of this so highly objectionable mode of punishment, the leaving it
unabolished, was ...
6
The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
The prince, unable to conceal his pain, Gazed on the fair, And sighed, and
looked, and sighed again. Dryden. UNABOLISHED, ao)". From abolished. Not
repealed ; remaining in force. The number of needless laws unabolished, doth
weaken ...
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, ...
UNABOLISHED, adj. Not repealed ; remaining in force. — The number of
needless laws unabolished, doth weaken the force of them that are necessary.
Hooker. UNACCEPTED, adj. Having no accent; not accented. — It being enough
to make ...
8
Land reforms in Karnataka: an account by a participant observer
Inam Abolition at the time of the first Land Reforms Act. Against this background,
it was disconcerting to find even after the advent of the 1974 Act that a few Inam
grants still remained unabolished. They had somehow fallen between stools, and
...
Mandyam Anandampullai Srirangarajan Rajan, 1986
All which the Sieur Reason cannot but report with sorrow, that night, in the Mother
Society.* But what no Sieur Resson nor Mother Society can do more than guess
is this, That a council of rank Feuillants, your unabolished Staff of the Guard and ...
10
The Westminster Review
It would not do this on the Procrustes-bed plan, but would rather establish new
plans, leaving the old ones unabolished, and open to those who still chose to
follow them, thus letting experience ultimately determine which was best. In this
way ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNABOLISHED»
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unabolished is used in the context of the following news items.
Maharaja-in-council of Manipur for customary and religious : Matters …
... succeeded him and ascended the "unabolished age-old deitic Throne of Manipur" and under the provisions of the "unabolished" Manipur Constitution of 1947 ... «E-Pao.net, Sep 14»
A Comparative Read of Versions 1 and 2 of EU's Fiscal Compact
... which defines the adherence to the 3% ceiling of the deficit, as it is stipulated in the Stability and Growth Pact, an unabolished part of EU law. In the first draft it ... «Cause and Effect in European Politics and Economy, Jan 12»
