10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNEXPUGNABLE»
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... their success would have been in fact my own, and a Latin kingdom in
Palestine, defended by its steel-clad warriors, would have been a safe and
unexpugnable barrier of the empire against the Saracens. Or, if it was thought
more expedient ...
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Gymnastics, an Essential Branch of National Education, Both ...
As we do not wish to be ranged amongst those who advocate any cause a
Voutrance, we will still confine the circle of persons, to whom gymnastics may not
be absolutely necessary; and these are those, who by the gift of an
unexpugnable ...
3
To-day: a Monthly Gathering of Bold Thoughts
Right action was that which was productive of the greatest amount of happiness,
not merely to the actor, or his immediate surroundings, but to the sum total of
sentient existence present and to come ; a definition unexpugnable but impotent,
...
At the furthest end towards the West, is a very strong Castle, which the Scots hold
unexpugnable. Camden saith this Castle was of old called by the Britaines,
Castle meyned agned; by the Scots, The Castle of the Maids or Virgines, (of
certaine ...
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Yahvism and other discourses
It is here that we see in juxtaposition the diverse dominant elements of his
character: the frankness of the unbiased scholar and the fervor of the universal
idealist combined with an unexpugnable fidelity to the cause of his co-religionists
.
Adolph Moses, Hyman Gerson Enelow, 1903
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Pro fide: a defence of natural and revealed religion
CRITICISM OF JAMES'S THEORY 169 ledge this unexpugnable assumption, if
such it prove, instead of resorting to all sorts of devious periphrases to hide it. . . .
Common sense is right in positing, wherever experience is inferred, (i.) a factor ...
Yet, notwithstanding this unexpugnable process of reasoning, driven home as it
has been by the disastrous experience of the operatives during scores of bitter
conflicts, they are still persuaded or coerced into supporting these associations, ...
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, 1872
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The library of historic characters and famous events of all ...
One of the strongest positions imaginable; which, under Prince Henri, proved
unexpugnable enough to some of us. A position not to be attacked on that
southern front, nor on either of its flanks : — where can it be attacked?
Impregnable, under ...
Ainsworth Rand Spofford, Frank Weitenkampf, John Porter Lamberton, 1906
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Calendar of State Papers, Foreign Series, of the Reign of ...
The General does not doubt the matter, and yet captains and soldiers desire that
places may be thought unexpugnable that their honor and desert may be the
greater. Sees no cause to complain of the Scottish forces, or fear of betrayal,
unless ...
Great Britain. Public Record Office, 1876
... by the opposition of the Infidels ; their success would have been in fact my own,
and a Latin kingdom in Palestine, defended by its steel-clad warriors, would have
been a safe and unexpugnable barrier of the empire against the Saracens.
