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Failing to find a buyer at Paris, its exhibition in England by a speculator, proved a financial success. 339-343, are military subjects of lesser range by this young innovator: 348, Epsom Races, was painted in England in 1821, three years before his premature death.
Sapor was once more obliged to withdraw from, before the place, having suffered greater loss than those whom he had assailed, and forfeited much of the prestige which he had acquired by his many victories. It was, perhaps, on account of the repulse from Nisibis, and in the hope of recovering his lost laurels, that Sapor, in the next year but one, A.D. 348, made an unusual effort.
In 1859 he took his seat as a member of the Thirty-Sixth Congress from New York, and remained a Representative in Congress by successive re-elections until the 4th of March, 1867, when he entered the United States Senate as the successor of Ira Harris. 328, 330, 348, 363, 481, 513, 514. JOHN CONNESS was born in Ireland in 1822, and came to America when thirteen years of age.
The total vote was 826,382; in favor, 385,348; opposed, 441,034; lost by 55,686 votes, only 10,407 more than the majority in Philadelphia. The amendment received nearly 47 per cent. of the total vote cast on it. Prior to election day all the political parties in the State had endorsed woman suffrage per se, except the Republican and that party had declared in favor of a referendum to the voters.
Abbott, Josiah Gardiner, a pupil of Emerson, 49, 50. Academic Races, 2, 3. Action, subordinate, 112. Adams, John, old age, 261. Adams, Samuel, Harvard debate, 115. Addison, Joseph, classic, 416. Advertiser, The, Emerson's interest in, 348. Aeolian Harp, his model, 329, 340. Aeschylus, tragedies, 253. Agassiz, Louis: Saturday Club, 222; companionship, 403.
Ante, i. 197. 'It is wonderful how little mind she had, he once said. Ante, ii. 348. See Boswell's Hebrides, post, v. 126. See ante, iii. 183. See ante, iii. 184. 'Garrick's great distinction is his universality, Johnson said. 'He can represent all modes of life, but that of an easy, fine-bred gentleman. Boswell's Hebrides, post, v. 126. See ante, iii. 35.
"History of My Own Times," beginning 1660, by Bishop Gilbert Burnet, p. 158. Crookshank's "Church History," 1751, second ed. p. 202. Burnet, p. 348. I love no warres, If it must be I love no jarres, Warre we must see Nor strife's fire. This I desire.
It must always be sensible for any Commission of Inquiry or other tribunal to keep those words in mind. We are satisfied that the findings contained in each of paragraphs 348 and 377 are collateral assessments of conduct made outside of and were not needed to answer any part of the terms of reference.
It will be found in full on pp. 348 to 362 of his masterly book. In August, 1883, a certain Mme. Buscarlet, whom he knew personally, returned to Geneva after spending three years with the Moratief family at Kazan as governess to two girls. She continued to correspond with the family and also with a Mme. Nitchinof, who kept a school at Kazan to which Mlles. Moratief, Mme.
'The qualities which commonly make an army formidable are long habits of regularity, great exactness of discipline, and great confidence in the commander ... But the English troops have none of these requisites in any eminent degree. Regularity is by no means part of their character. Johnson's Works, vi. 150. See ante, i. 348.
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