10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VIGILANTNESS»
Discover the use of
vigilantness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
vigilantness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Publications 1-12: Rollock, R. Select works ... by W.M. ...
I know not if many of our judges now-a-days will have such a conscience, and
would be so earnest to have the innocent set at liberty. So, when I look to the
vigilantness of his conscience, I am compelled to say that this man had a special
grace ...
Robert Rollock, Wodrow Society, William Maxwell Gunn, 1844
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Select Works of Robert Rollock
So, when I look to the vigilantness of his conscience, I am compelled to say that
this man had a special grace in this point ; for one of the best blessings of a judge
, who sits on life and death, is to have a vigilant conscience. By the contrary, a ...
Robert Rollock, William M. Gunn, 1844
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Select works of Robert Rollock, Principal of the University ...
I know not if many of our judges now-a-days will have such a conscience, and
would be so earnest to have the innocent set at liberty. So, when I look to the
vigilantness of his conscience, I am compelled to say that this man had a special
grace ...
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An Universal Etymological English Dictionary;: Comprehending ...
VIGILANTNESS, Watchfulness, Care- fulncse. VIGiNS"! Viri, 20 Magistratcs of e<
jual Authority. , VIGON'E \ytgogttt, T.] aSortof Spemìjb Wool, or a Hat made of that
Wool. VIQORO'SiTY [Vigerofitas, L. J Strength, Livelineís. VIGORO'SO 7 [in ...
5
The Exclusive Frontier(2013 대비)
... potentially valuable source of enriching knowledge for psychoanalysts.
Because they concluded their therapeutic mechanism was best at that period,
which means creativity aggravates their intellectual blueprint ➀ vigilantness ➁
perversity ➂ ...
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ICCTP 2009: Critical Issues in Transportation System ...
The reduction of vigilantness may continue for a long distance and increase the
risk of traffic accident in neighborhood sections of the sites, which is called the
risk compensation. On the basis of this, the authenticity of accident migrations
was ...
7
Nursing Leadership from the Outside In
... 63 in philanthropy, 128—131 responsibility to others, 63 sacrificial nature, 154
sense of humanity, 63 sensitivity and empathy, 229 skills, 120, 153 talent, 153
vigilantness, 153—154 Charismatic leader profile, 114—115 Chief Nursing
Officer ...
Greer Lita Glazer, Joyce Fitzpatrick, Greer Glazer, 2013
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The Synonymous, Etymological, and Pronouncing English ...
CAUTIOUSNESS, Cà.i"tious-ncss, i. wariness, watchfulness, vigilantness,
vigilance, caution, attenti\*encss, advertency, circuml'pection.cir- cumspectneu',
carefulnets, scrupulolity, scru- pnlousness. discreetness, advisedness. delibe-
rpteness, ...
William Perry (lecturer in the Academy at Edinburgh.), Samuel Johnson, 1805
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In Search of Refuge: Jews and US Consuls in Nazi Germany, ...
... Protocols of Zion-US Constitution enforced; Communist Manifesto-'Bill of
Rights'; Democracy-Constitutional Republic; Communism-Americanism;
Internationalism-National Patriotism; Jewish Subversion-American Vigilantness;
War-Peace.
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Asia/Pacific tripartite regional seminar on education and ...
... physical ability and health are individually varied; but because the
management believes any accident could be prevented from taking place, relying
on the vigilantness, mentality and straining of every nerve on the part of
individual workers.
International Labour Organization, 1980
