10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNOVERTHROWN»
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1
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen's Magazine
... under the sway of an unseen and unacknowledged <lespotism——-a power
whose ruthless edicts are obeyed because, unlike our revolutionary sires, we
slumber beneath the oppression ; a power unmet and unoverthrown because
center- ...
2
The Church Historians of England: Reformation Period
... me one great friend and master [meaning the king], without whose protection I
were not able to stand upright one day unoverthrown, I praise thy holy name
there-for !” And with that he pulled out of his The false bosom their two letters, and
...
3
The Life and Letters of Sir Henry Wotton
Certainly there has never existed before, and probably will never exist again,
such an enduring constitution, such a succession of wise and patriotic statesmen,
a government remaining unoverthrown through such a vast tract of history.
Logan Pearsall Smith, Sir Henry Wotton,
1907
4
Horæ Apocalypticæ: Or, a Commentary on the Apocalypse, ...
4 If in " the remnant " noted, the reader prefer to include Romanists of the other
unoverthrown Papal kingdoms, the history of Prince Maurice's expedition against
Charles V, of the defeat of the Spanish Armada, and of sundry successes of the ...
Edward Bishop Elliott,
1847
5
The church historians of England: Reformation period
... handled as I am : but, O Lord, thou hast evermore defended me, and lent me
one great friend and master [meaning the king], without whose protection I were
not able to stand upright one day unoverthrown, I praise thy holy name there-for !
6
Daniel's Great Prophecy: The Eastern Question. The Kingdom
During the time between these dates the Colossus stands unoverthrown, and on
prostrate Israel's breast the Gentiles exercising the sovereignty of the whole earth
. At the end of the times of the Gentiles, whose length is that of the statue, its fate ...
7
The Poems and Prose Remains of Arthur Hugh Clough: With a ...
tion the native genius is still to be discerned, surviving and subsisting ; in the
prostration of ancient tenets and habits the old character remains upright,
unoverthrown and unsubdued. One could really believe that we might have
consented to ...
Arthur Hugh Clough, Blanche Smith Clough,
1869
8
The makers of Hellas: a critical inquiry into the philosophy ...
... image " unoverthrown in fight," borrowed from the contests of the games, is
followed immediately by the metaphor of trackless forest. " God's ways are
unsearchable, past finding out." the sovereignty of God. He shows his age with ...
Unoverthrown wouldst thou preserve it? Dare To rule without oppression !
Fearless now, Fling the lone sceptre of a world-wide care Into the lap of Freedom
! Safest thus Shall its supremacy remain, for there Rebellion breathes not. Had
not ...
Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton Earl of Lytton,
1894
10
Indian Religions: A Historical Reader of Spiritual ...
... indeed the Light. Then may we know somewhat of thy uttermost right thinkings.
Show not beyond us, come. Come over, question Indra of the clear-seeing mind,
the vigorous, the unoverthrown, who to thy comrades has brought the highest ...