10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNBELLIGERENT»
Discover the use of
unbelligerent in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unbelligerent and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Comedy of Much Ado about Nothing
If the town is unfortunately short of rascals, the officer will fear one in each bush,
or extemporize one out of some unbelligerent starveling to show that the majestic
instructions of his townsmen have not been wasted on him. This elaborate ...
William Shakespeare, 1881
... serenity that still characterizes the daily life of Peiping. It is common to see long
-gowned professors flying kites or riding bicycles decorated with bright whirligigs.
Professors and clerks practice Chinese boxing, an unbelligerent mixture of ...
3
Titus Andronicus ; Pericles ; Much ado about nothing
If the town is unfortunately short of rascals, the officer will fear one in each bush,
or extemporize one out of some unbelligerent starveling to show that the majestic
instructions of his townsmen havfi not been wasted on him. This elaborate ...
William Shakespeare, 1901
4
The works of William Shakespeare
If the town is unfortunately short of rascals, the officer will fear one in each bush,
or extemporize one out of some unbelligerent starveling to show that the majestic
instructions of his townsmen have not been wasted on him. This elaborate ...
William Shakespeare, J. Ellis Burdick, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, 1909
5
Martial Valor from Beowulf to Vietnam
... has been falsified. He cannot believe that he acted with valor and is amazed at
receiving the reward. "I can't make it out," he tells himself. He recalls that at one
point of his supposed deed of valor he had a distinctly unbelligerent feeling.
6
Pacific Educational Journal
But when they were calmly confronted with a soldier, armed with the authority of
the United States and a gun of much surer fire than theirs, they always behaved
well, and became suddenly unbelligerent. Occasionally a flock would be found in
...
7
The revelations of common sense
... rendering them tame and unbelligerent. In the carnivora, the clots predominate,
causing fierceness and courage. Red-haired people have a different
temperament to dark-haired ; the blood properties colour the hair and the
character, so we ...
8
Measure for measure. Comedy of errors. Much ado about ...
If the town is unfortunately short of rascals, the officer will fear one in each bush,
or extemporize one out of 'some unbelligerent starveling to show that the majestic
instructions of his townsmen have not been wasted on him. This elaborate ...
William Shakespeare, 1901
This seems unbelligerent enough, except that the speaker, a 53-year-old
Frenchman named Gaston Defferre, has had the gall not only to disagree with the
grand De Gaulle but to challenge him for the presidency of France. And he has
had the ...
... Poet of the stinging satire, at whose lash the Humbug writhes and cowers ;
Flouter of all Folly, glorying in the better years e'en yet to be, Summers of the
unstained meadow, unbelligerent earth, and bloodless sea ; Thou that seest
Universal ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNBELLIGERENT»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unbelligerent is used in the context of the following news items.
Yalta 1945: when Roosevelt, Stalin and Churchill shared out the …
At the very least, the habit of thinking in terms of the power of big and strong states over small nations and unbelligerent peoples; as hallmarks of imperialist ... «Workers' Liberty, Jul 13»
Gore Vidal Interview
We wanted to corner wheat in the stock market or something sensible like that. So we are very unbelligerent. We were dragged screaming into World War I. Well, ... «Progressive.org, Jul 06»
