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Autobiography, p. 51. Fragment, p. 251. Vol. i. p. 257. Fragment, p. 161. Fragment, pp. 315-16. Ibid. p. 164. Ibid. pp. 320-22. Fragment, p. 102. Ibid. p. 162. Analysis, p. 73. Fragment, p. 209. Fragment, p. 316. At one point, as J. S. Mill notes, he speaks of an 'unsatisfied desire' as a motive, which seems to indicate a present feeling; but this is not his usual view. Analysis, ii. 361, 377 n.
After his return to England Rodney lived generally in retirement. His latter years were harassed by law suits, growing chiefly out of his proceedings at St. Eustatius, and the attendant expenses kept him poor. He died in May, 1792, at the age of seventy-three. For account and analysis of Byng's action, see ante, pp. 47-67. The italics are the author's.
Vid. also Ranke, vol. i., pp. 381-2. It is remarkable that it should be passed over by Professor Creasy in his "Fifteen Decisive Battles." Barbarism and Civilization. My object in the sketch which I have been attempting, of the history of the Turks, has been to show the relation of this celebrated race to Europe and to Christendom.
Without the γάμος, however, it is hard to see what the βασίλιννα and γεραιραί had to do in the festival; and this is the view of Mommsen, Feste der Stadt Athen, pp. 391-3; Gruppe in Iwan Müller, Mythologie und Religionsgeschichte, i. 33; Farnell, Cults, v. 217.
You have no right to come this sort of move!" Little Dorrit. For a much more comprehensive account of Mr. Gourlay's life than the one here given, the reader is referred to a sketch by the author of this work in The Canadian Portrait Gallery, Vol. III., pp. 240-256.
Contemporary accounts of the nature of obligation will be found in the International Journal of Ethics, vol. 22, p. 282; vol. 23, pp. 143, 323. A discussion of the motto, "The end justifies the means" will be found in F. Paulsen's System of Ethics, book II, and chap. I, sec. 4. The justification of justice is treated in J. S. Mill's Utilitarianism, chap. Wherein consists goodness of character?
V.V., in his Peasant Community, has grouped together all facts relative to this movement. In some instances they proceeded with great caution. Later on, in 1862-1864, the system was extended, but only in 1884 was communal possession introduced in full. V.V.'s Peasant Community, pp. 1-14. Petersburg, 1869.
Senate Document 62, part 1, Fifty-fifth Congress, Third Session, P. P. 341 et seq. Senate Document 62, part 1, Fifty-fifth Congress, Third Session; also P.I.R., 496. Blount, pp. 11-12. Pratt.
The immediate cause of Mr. Sharpe's letter was a hint to him from the Court, "that one person is all-powerful in everything regarding Scotland, I mean Sir W.S." This was not the only appeal made to Scott to interpose, and that he had done so at least in one case effectually may be seen by referring to Sharpe's Letters, vol. ii. pp. 380, 388, 389.
The history of Westminster itself is entwined with these two great foundations, the Abbey and the Palace, which will be found described in detail respectively at pp. 45 and 71. The perambulation of Westminster, undertaken street by street, differs from that made at Chelsea or elsewhere by reason of the great buildings aforementioned, which are centres of interest and require particular notice.
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