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Montague, who had but recently become a proselyte to the royal cause, Hist. iii. 672-675. Clar. Pap. iii. 673, 674. Ludlow, ii. 223. Whitelock, 683. Carte's Letters, 194, 202. Clar. was drawn by his zeal into the most imminent danger.
The immediate consequence was the abolition of the provincial commissioners; and the ministers, softened by this condescension, engaged to execute the ordinance in London and Lancashire. Commons', March 23, April 22. Baillie, ii. 194.
See ante, ii. 194; iii. 353; and iv. June 30, 1784. Malone says that 'Lord Auchinleck told his son one day that it would cost him more trouble to hide his ignorance in the Scotch and English law than to show his knowledge. This Mr. Boswell owned he had found to be true. European Magazine, 1798, p. 376. See ante, iv. 8, note 3, and iv. 20. Colman had translated Terence. Ante, iv. 18. Dr.
The Russian official statement of that day, June 26, 1916, announced that General Brussilov had captured between June 4th and 23d, 4,413 officers and doctors, 194,941 men, 219 guns, 644 machine guns and 195 bomb throwers.
He was even endowed with a kind of satanic smile which involuntarily rose to his lips... every time the opportunity occurred, when, in applying his odious science, he reached the conclusion that severity is necessary or some condemnation." Marmont, II., 194: "We were at Vienna in 1809.
About twenty-six per cent. of the precipitation is interrupted and prevented from reaching the ground by the foliage and branches of forest trees, p. 194. In the interior of thick woods, the evaporation from water and from earth is much less than the precipitation, p. 210.
Revillout, "La Femme dans l'Antiquité," Journal Asiatique, 1906, vol. vii, p. 57. See, also, Victor Marx, Beiträge zur Assyriologie, 1899, Bd. iv, Heft 1. Donaldson, Woman, pp. 196, 241 et seq. Amélineau, La Morale Egyptienne, p. 194; Hobhouse, Morals in Evolution, vol. i, p. 187; Flinders Petrie, Religion and Conscience in Ancient Egypt, pp. 131 et seq. Maine, Ancient Law, Ch.
+194+. The essence of religion is a helpful relation to the supernatural, but in early stages of culture man frequently finds himself exposed to conditions, either resident in himself or induced from without, that destroy this relation and disqualify him for the performance of sacred acts.
What a contrast does this case present with that of the Tasmanians; the Norfolk Islanders INCREASED in only twelve and a half years from 194 to 300; whereas the Tasmanians DECREASED during fifteen years from 120 to 46, of which latter number only ten were children.
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