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* Knox, p. 296. Keith, p. 210. * Jebb, vol. ii. p. 456. No request could be more unreasonable, or made at a more improper juncture. * Buchanan, lib. xvii. c. 14-17. Camden, p. 385. Spotswood, p. 180, 181. Spotswood, p. 181. * Haynes, vol. i. p. 377.
That is made plain by a subsequent statement towards the end of the Report which leads on to the very severe pronouncement in paragraph 377 that the Commissioner had been obliged to listen to "a predetermined plan of deception ... an orchestrated litany of lies". The relevant passage is in paragraph 374: "The fact that the navigation course of the aircraft had been altered in the computer had been disclosed by the chief inspector in his report dated 31 May 1980, 6 months after the disaster.
In other words, by mere implication any Commission of Inquiry, whatever its membership, would have authority publicly to condemn a group of citizens of a major crime without the safeguards that invariably go with express powers of condemnation. We are not prepared to hold that the Commissioner's implied powers went so far. We hold that he exceeded his jurisdiction in paragraph 377.
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Stor. vol. xv. pp. 377 to 453. Machiavelli's treatise De re militari, or I libri sull' arte della guerra, was the work of his later life; it was published in 1521 at Florence. Though Machiavelli deserves the credit of this military system, the part of Antonio Giacomini in carrying it into effect must not be forgotten.
A very large portion of the wheat and other grain produced in those last-mentioned States and Territories will be brought by railroads to the port of Chicago, to be shipped thence to the Eastern Atlantic markets. "The average amount of duties received annually at the Chicago custom-house for three years, 1853, '54, and '55, was $377,797.86. The imports at Chicago for 1855 were,
He visited Devonshire in 1762. Ante, i. 377. Horace Walpole, describing the coronation of George III, writes: 'One there was ... the noblest figure I ever saw, the high-constable of Scotland, Lord Errol; as one saw him in a space capable of containing him, one admired him. At the wedding, dressed in tissue, he looked like one of the Giants in Guildhall, new gilt.
Ante, ii. 377, note 1. He was not called till Hilary Term, 1786. Rogers's Boswelliana, p. 143. Mr. Johnson's Prologue at the opening of Drury Lane Theatre. Works, i. 23. According to Mr. Seward, who published this account in his Anecdotes, ii. 83, it was Mr. Langton's great-grandfather who drew it up. 'My Lord said that his rule for his, health was to be temperate and keep himself warm.
Young was invited thither, the doctor would have declined writing because he had no diamond, Lord Stanhope lent him his, and he wrote immediately "Accept a miracle," &c. Spence's Anecdotes, p. 377. Dr. Spence, however, gives Young himself as his authority. 'Aug. 1778. "I wonder," said Mrs. Thrale, "you bear with my nonsense."
* Strype, vol. iii. p. 377. Spotswood. These considerations, joined to the peaceable, unambitious temper of the young prince, prevailed over his resentment, and he fell gradually into a good correspondence with the court of England.
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