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These affections mark themselves in the countenance, nothing is more certain; and when they grow into habits, they must leave durable impressions upon it." Author's Preface, x. See an excellent page in M. Joret's Herder, 322. See above, vol. ii. p. 191. E.g. pp. 8, 198, 204, 205. E.g. Bk. I. § 5, p. 279. § 6, p. 406, 419, etc. Vv. 670-703.
From tax on circulation and deposits of national banks 9,111,008.85 From profits on coinage, bullion deposits, and assays 4,460,205.17 From other sources 17,333,637.60 Total 398,287,581.95 For the same period the ordinary expenditures were: For civil expenses $22,343,285.76 For foreign intercourse 2,419,275.24 For Indians 7,362,590.34 For Pensions 66,012,573.64
Musters, G.C. At Home with the Patagoniana. 340 pp. J. Murray. London, 1873. Hearne, Samuel. A Journey from Prince of Wales's Fort in Hudson's Bay to the Northern Ocean. Publications of the Champlain Society, No. 6. London, 1795. Low, Hugh. Sarawak. 416 pp. Richard Bentley. London, 1848. Codrington, Rev. R.H. The Melanesians. 419 pp. Oxford, 1891. Romilly, Hugh Hastings.
Since the adjournment, further agreements have been entered into with Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Latvia, Estonia, Italy, and Rumania. These 11 nations, which have already made settlements, represent $6,419,528,641 of the original principal of the loans.
See Jefferson's Works, vol. v. pp. 335, 337, 338, 339, 419, 442-445. Madison to Russell, Nov. 15, 1811. U.S. State Department MSS. Russell to Robert Smith, March 15, 1811. U.S. State Department MSS. Russell to the Secretary of State, July 15, 1811. Ibid. Ante, p. 217. Correspondance de Napoléon, vol. xxii. p. 144. Russell to Monroe, July 13, 1811. U.S. State Department MSS.
Moore's "Digest of Int. Law," Vol. VI, pp. 368-604, especially Mr. Fish's Report on Relations with the Spanish-American Republics of July 14, 1870, pp. 429-431. Foreign Relations, 1896, p. 254. Foreign Relations, 1901, p. 193; 1903, p. 429. Foreign Relations, 1903, pp. 419, 454; Moore, "Digest of Int. Law," Vol. VII. p. 140. Moore, "Digest of Int. Law," Vol. VI, p. 590.
Accordingly he visited him some days after, and no notice was taken of what had passed, the conversation turning wholly on public affairs and the projects of a peace. Puffendorf l. 10. n. 63. Grotii Ep. 851. p. 374. Ep. 949. p. 421. Ep. 1014. p. 457. Ep. 947. p. 419. Ep. 960. p. 429. XII. There happened at this time a more considerable broil between the English and Swedes at Paris.
This phonetic writing furnishes the reading for Nin in Nin-Klgal. See pp. 418, 419. See p. 428. See below, p. 588 seq. See below, p. 590. See above, p. 79. See pp. 448, 511. See Farnell, The Cults of the Greek States, ii. 627. See the reference in note 3 to p. 519. Wellhausen, Reste Arabischen Heidenthums, pp. 28, 29.
The few Russians still left on 419 could not hold out after the loss of 412. They retired northward on to Height 269, but subsequently followed the general retreat of the line.
The bill was sent to the House of Lords, where it was defeated, midnight, September 8, by the surprising majority of 419 to 41, after only one week's discussion. Members that never attended were drummed up to vote against the bill. The usual working force of the House of Lords is from thirty to forty members. The vote was the largest ever taken in the Lords.
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