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Histoire universelle, depuis le commencement du monde ...
qu'eût Constantin de voir sa nouvelle capitale m bientôt peuplée, il sit néanmoins tout ce qui Histíre dépendait de lui pour qu'elle ne me habitée que “me”par des Chrétiens g 8L, dans cette vûe, il ordonna que toutes les Idoles fussent abattues ...
Pre-1801 Imprint Collection (Library of Congress), 1781
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The Works of Dr. Benjamin Franklin: Consisting of Essays, ... - Pagina 82
George Webb, having found a friend who lent him the necessary sum to buy out his tir" e of Kcimer, came one day to offer himself to us as a journeyman. We could not employ him immediately ; but I foolishly told him, under the rose, that I ...
Benjamin Franklin, Henry Stueber, 1825
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Arch-Bishop Tillotson's: Several Discourfes - Volumul 5 - Pagina 156
ibi- lity of Oral Tradition ; for St. Jerom more than once exprefly tells us, that in his tir/.e ( which was about 400 years after Christ ) the Church of Rome Aid not receive this Epistle for Canonical: But it is plain , that since that time, whether moved ...
John Tillotson, Ralph Barker, 1700
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The Ideas of Freedom and Despotism in the Political ... - Pagina 75
In the France of his tir.e, "public life has no object" and because of this, men "close thenselves up within then- 61 selves." He scoffs at his countrymen who, even though war is possible, remain unconcerned with such a public event as leaf as ...
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Cooperative Information - Pagina 63
tí ve duty, and the whole of his tir.e will be demoted to co-operative r"ut" alone. Co-operation cannot be treated as an instrument for casual use. It is so powerful for good, and if misused so dexerous for evil, that on] y a trained man. is qualified ...
International Labour Office, 1938
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The Anglo-French Entente and the Moroccan Question 1904-12
... Bishop, Theodore Roosevelt and His Tir.e, I., (New York, 1920), 471-3, Roosevelt to Taft, April 20, 1905. 62. Dennis, 492-3. At this time the preliminaries of the Portsmouth Agreement were being finished, and Roosevelt felt great appreciation ...
Katharyn Ann Grummann, 1931
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Voltaire's Theatre: a Study in Tragic Focus - Pagina 4
Although he has little taste for the tragedies, he finds the circumstances under which they were produced .interesting, and he traces their innovations to show how Voltaire oscillated between the classic and romantic tendencies of his tir.e.
Jack Rochford Vrooman, 1965
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Papers Presented Before the Cornell Apis Club
... of Francois Huber" says, "Nothing of any importance has been added to their history (meaning bees ) since his tir..e." The Encyclopedia Britannica states, "He was pble to carry out investigations that laid the foundations of cur scientific ...
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The Encyclopedia Americana - Volumul 14 - Pagina 685
685 HYSTERIA, his-tir'e-a, is a form of neurosis marked by complaints of physical illness but without actual physiological disease or malfunctioning to account for the symptoms of such illness. Persons suffering from hysteria are ...
Grolier Incorporated, 1988
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Suburb-to-suburb intercity travel: energy, time and dollar ... - Pagina 28
Al TO becorr.es $33. a Princeton businessman might core realistically chcoje between ti:e early METRO and AIR via Newark. The resulting tire si.vin^s cf m.5 rrinutcd would cost him $27, putting a price ta^j on his tir.e of over C125. p:.:- hour.
Margaret Fulton Fels, Princeton University. Center for Environmental Studies and Transportation Program, Ames Research Center, 1976
