10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNREMITTEDLY»
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unremittedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unremittedly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
State of France, in May, 1794: Translated from the Original ...
The Committee of Finance, unremittedly employed in deceiving the nation upon
the deplorable ftate of public fortune, are every day in- creafing the vortex, which
muft finally fwallow all up. The moft unwarrantable calculations, refources the ...
Maurice comte de Montgaillard, 1794
2
Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
... who like them had given himself up deeply and unremittedly ' to physical
researches,' — and who 'in vanity and sell-conceit ' surpassed them all. ' We find
him spending his time not only with such ambitious and unprincipled young men
as ...
3
index to the miscellaneous documents of the house of ...
I cannot, however, omit to mention First Lieutenant Bishop, of Company A, who
throughout both days made himself conspicuous for his gallantry and the cool,
collected manner in which he was unremittedly occupied in keeping his company
...
4
Annual Statement of the Trade and Commerce of St. Louis
It is a subject yet to be mastered and completely understood even by those who
have devoted their lives unremittedly to its theory and practice, and one upon
which the ideas of the general public are necessarily crude. For this reason ...
Merchants' Exchange of St. Louis, George H. Morgan, 1884
5
The Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity
Everywhere,' she exclaimed, ' I see nothing but the most lascivious images: the
demon of lust unremittedly pursues me at the table and even in my sleep. I am an
object of disgust to myself, and feel that I can no longer escape either madness ...
John Hutton Balfour Browne, 1880
6
An Account of the Measurement of Two Sections of the ...
As long as the measurement is carried on unremittedly these registers are used
in preference to any other; to protect them from disturbance it is usual to have at
hand several square boxes of sizes furnished with an iron spike at each corner ...
7
The Free Church of Scotland monthly record
The studies marked out for the voyage I have thus been enabled to prosecute
unremittedly, and, I trust, to the extent required. Constant occupation has thus
made the time pass pleasantly ; and as we had no clergyman on board I had ...
Scotland free church, 1863
8
Encyclopædia americana: a popular dictionary of arts, ...
Paganini, however, bore a. these honors with singular modesty, and strove
unremittedly for greater excellence. Lafont, the Parisian violinist, chaiienged him
to a public contest: the offer was accepted, and he surpassed his antagonist
entirely.
Francis Lieber, Edward Wigglesworth, Thomas Gamaliel Bradford, 1854
9
The life and administration of Robert Banks, Second Earl of ...
to intimidate the magistrates, the military, and above all the Yeomanry, from the
future discharge of their duty, were unremittedly employed in France, and with
complete and decisive effect, with the effect of necessarily disarming every power
, ...
Robert Banks Jenkinson Liverpool, 1868
10
Southern Historical Society Papers
He was a great worker, and although of such advanced age. and of physique,
seemingly so frail, he could yet by evidence in dutiful performance and general
presence, endure more, and more unremittedly than any one I have ever known.
Southern Historical Society, Robert Alonzo Brock, 1898
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNREMITTEDLY»
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David Cameron launches Tory Welsh manifesto
The manifesto was "specific, fully-costed, unremittedly ambitious and unashamedly positive", Mr Cameron said. The Tories are battling to improve on their tally of ... «BBC News, Apr 10»
