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One that carried tapers for the ceremony of that worship was attacked and insulted in the court of the palace. * Knox, p. 287. Knox, p. 284, 285, 287. Spotswood, p. 179. The helpless queen was every moment exposed to contumely, which she bore with benignity and patience.
The above figures show that The export trade is Rs. x 111,179,196 The import trade is Rs. x 84,155,045 Net excess exports of total trade Rs. x 27,305,233
The World and the Individual, vol. ii, pp. 385, 386, 409. Cf. Dr. Fuller's excellent article, Ethical monism and the problem of evil, in the Harvard Journal of Theology, vol. i, No. 2, April, 1908. Metaphysic, sec. 79. Studies in the Hegelian Dialectic, secs. 150, 153. The Nature of Truth, 1906, pp. 170-171. Ibid., p. 179.
Gregory XI. gave 168 pearls, value 179 francs, to the citizens of Avellino; Clement VII. presented the Duke of Burgundy with a ring of gold, worth 335 florins; an aguiere of gold and pearls, valued at 1,000 florins, and two tables each over 200 florins. Richer gifts were lavished on sovereign princes.
"Let me see: there were the brig Ridesdale, of 170 tons burthen, sunk off Calshot Castle, and Her Majesty's gun-brig Partridge, 180 tons, and the brig Dauntless, 179 tons, and last, but not least, the Prince Consort, at Aberdeen, an iron paddle-steamer of 607 tons, and the dead weight lifted was 560 tons, including engines and boilers."
I., 179: On Augustus's clemency and his saying, "Let us be friends, Cinna," the following is his interpretation of it: "I understand this action simply as the feint of a tyrant, and approve as calculation what I find puerile as sentiment." Madame de Stael, "Considerations sur la Revolution Francaise," 4th part, ch. 18. Cf.
Weapons were forged out of household implements, even out of gold and silver, and the women twisted their long hair into bow-strings; and when the walls were stormed, they fought from street to street and house to house, so that the Romans gained little but ruins and dead bodies. Carthage and Corinth fell on the same day of the year 179.
"Pshaw!" exclaimed M. de Chandore. "To bribe an official," continued M. Folgat, "is a very grave offence. The Criminal Code has a certain paragraph, No. 179, which does not trifle, and punishes the man who bribes, as well as the man who is bribed." "Well, so much the better!" cried Dionysia. "If poor M. Mechinet has to go to prison, I'll go with him!"
Bryan in 1900, and was also defeated as a candidate of the Democratic party for Governor of Illinois, in 1908. As a candidate for Governor he made a splendid showing in 1908, as he was defeated by 23,164 votes, while President Taft carried Illinois by 179,122. President Cleveland's Cabinet contained some very able men. He appointed Judge Walter Q. Gresham as Secretary of State.
Uniting in his ancestry the Cavalier and the Roundhead traditions, he inherited, before the age of twenty, 1800 acres of land and a recognized social position in the colony. Before his death he had built up an estate of 26,000 acres, which his son, in the next century, increased to 179,000 acres. He was at once planter, merchant, politician, and social leader.
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