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This fits in well with the story, and in some measure goes to confirm it. For example, in 1637 the Bishop of Bath and Wells sent Joice Hunniman to Lord Wrottesley to examine her and exonerate her. He did so, and the bishop wrote thanking him and abusing "certain apparitors who go about frightening the people." See Hist. MSS. Comm. Reports, II, app., p. 48.
"Ah! Captain Lingard would approve! He would app . . ." Almayer choked. The notion of Lingard doing something for Willems enraged him. His face was purple. He spluttered insulting words. Willems looked at him coolly. "I assure you, Almayer," he said, gently, "that I have good grounds for my demand." "Your cursed impudence!" "Believe me, Almayer, your position here is not so safe as you may think.
A. The keenness of the fighting is no proof of racial bitterness. XVI. Cf. App. X. Cf. App. Hib., Dis. Blind Harry, VII, ll. 627-8. c. 500-1066 A.D. Since the beginning of the eighteenth century, it has been customary to speak of the Scottish Highlanders as "Celts". The name is singularly inappropriate.
App. xii. xiv. xv. xviii. iii. cccxxxi. In Scotland an unexpected but transient diversion had been made in favour of the royal cause. The earls, afterwards marquesses, of Antrim and Montrose had met in the court at Oxford. In abilities Montrose was inferior to few, in ambition to none.
Langdale's statement is confirmed by Dachmont, who affirmed to Burnet, that "on fryday before Preston the duke read to Douchel and him a letter he had from Langdale, telling how the enemy had rendesvoused at Oatley and Oatley Park, wher Cromwell was," See a letter from Burnet to Turner in App. to Turner's Memoirs, 251.
"The present miserable state of Ireland." How like the Ireland of the other day! Arthur Young's Tour in Ireland, App., p. 40. Impartial Review, p. 3. History of the Penal Laws. 13 & 14 Geo. II, cap. 35. 11th & 12th Geo. II, cap. 21. Plowden. History of the Penal Laws. By the 1st Geo.
D. On June 10, 1907, Japan concluded with France an agreement, for which see Hayashi, ch. vi. and App. The Russo-Japanese War therefore inaugurated a new era in European History.
See Sparks' Writ. of Wash. v. 7, p. 280, and App. No. 9. Philadelphia, December 4, 1780. MY DEAR GENERAL, I will for this time write a very short letter to you and cannot be more particular either on public or private business, until some few days stay in this city have enabled me to get further information. I have been greatly disappointed in my not meeting Mrs. Washington.
The English bill became a law; but the people of Kansas once more voted to reject the "proposition" by nearly ten thousand majority. App. "Globe," pp. 199, 200. Douglas opposed the English bill as he had done the Lecompton bill, thus maintaining his attitude as the chief leader of the anti-Lecompton opposition.
This coarse and intemperate lecture was not calculated to make a convert of a young and spirited prince. State Papers, iii. App. 89-92. Carte's Letters, i. 323. Whitelock, 439. The address of the kirk was composed by Mr. Wood, and disapproved by the more moderate. Their present scarcely differed from their former demands; nor were they less unpalatable to the king.
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