Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: May 31, 2025
The pleasure of Shenstone was all in his eye: he valued what he valued merely for its looks; nothing raised his indignation more than to ask if there were any fishes in his water. See ante, p. 345. See ante, iii. 187, and v. 429. 'He spent his estate in adorning it, and his death was probably hastened by his anxieties. He was a lamp that spent its oil in blazing.
Justice Jackson said it was "such as no free and enlightened people can ever possibly sanction or approve." The comments of law journals were also severe, and on the whole, the criticism of legal experts was more outspoken than that of the politicians. * Pollock vs. Farmers' Loan and Trust Company, 157 U.S. 429. Springer vs. United States, 102 U.S. 586.
The numbers at the close of the poll for sheriffs that day were: Ward, 450; Wilson, 479; Johnson, 479; and Moore, 429. In the evening Sir Moses and Lady Montefiore dined with the Vice-Chancellor and Lady Shadwell, where they met Lady and Miss Denman, Baron and Baroness Bolland, and Justice Coleridge. June 27th.
Tristram has remarked in regard to the inhabitants of the Sahara, that all are protected by their "isabelline or sand-colour." 'Ibis, 1859, vol. i. p. 429, et seq. Dr. Accordingly, I applied to Mr. Tristram with respect to the birds of the Sahara, and he has kindly given me the following information.
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.
There were 13,470 books published in America in 1910, 9,209 of them by American authors. There were 10,914 books published in England in 1911, of which 2,384 were new editions. Of this number 2,215, which includes 933 new editions and 40 translations, were fiction; religion, 930; sociology, 725; science, 650; geography, 601; biography, 476; history, 429; technology, 525.
To his teaching either directly of indirectly may be traced the origin of the four principal Grecian schools: the ACADEMICIANS, established by Plato; the PERIPATETICS, founded by his pupil Aristotle; the EPICUREANS, so named from their master Epicurus; and the STOICS, founded by Zeno. PLATO was born at Athens in 429 B.C., the year in which Pericles died.
They strongly remind us of the times of our southern troubadours and of the cours d’amour, which were the quintessence of chivalry.” Chavanne, op. cit., p. 208 et seq. Duveyrier, op. cit., p. 429. Letourneau, The Evolution of Marriage, pp. 180-181.
Holder-Egger, ruled in Ravenna from 370 to 396, and his church was dedicated in 385; but a later authority would seem to place his pontificate later, and to argue that it immediately preceded that of S. Peter Chrysologus, who, the same authority asserts, was elected in 429.
This alone, moreover, explains how Etruscan corsairs could render the Adriatic unsafe till far into the fifth century, and why not only Dionysius of Syracuse covered its coasts with colonies, but even Athens, as a remarkable document recently discovered informs us, resolved about 429 to establish a colony in the Adriatic for the protection of seafarers against the Tyrrhene pirates.
Word Of The Day
Others Looking