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Updated: June 14, 2025


But it can invade the external of thought. When it does, the internal of thought is closed and thereupon man can no longer act in freedom in accord with his reason, nor be reformed. The fear which invades the external of thought and closes the internal is chiefly fear of losing standing or profit.

In the United States the whites outnumber the blacks roughly ten to one. Our coloured population represents the evolution of the one-time African slave through various generations into a peaceful, law-abiding, and useful social unit. The Southern "outrage" is the rare exception. Our Negro is a Christian, fills high posts, and invades the professions. In South Africa the reverse is true.

Louis makes war upon Holland, and almost overpowers it, Charles II. of England is his pensioner, and England helps the French in their attacks upon Holland until 1674. Heroic resistance of the Dutch under the Prince of Orange. Louis conquers Franche-Comte. Peace of Nimeguen. Louis invades and occupies Alsace. Accession of Peter the Great to the throne of Russia.

It is the other man's right in his property that makes stealing a crime. When a man has earned his bread, he has a right to that bread. If another steals it, he does more than steal bread; he invades a sacred human right. If we cannot produce we cannot have but some say if we produce it is only for the capitalists.

Submarine Activities Horrors in Serbia Bloody Battles East and West Italy Enters the War and Invades Austria Russians Pushed Back in Galicia. The Lusitania was the twenty-ninth vessel to be sunk or damaged in the first week of May, 1915, in the war zone established by Germany about the British isles.

A central gumma in a long bone may not reveal its presence until it erupts through the shell and reaches the periosteal surface or invades an adjacent joint. Sometimes the first manifestation is a fracture of the bone produced by slight violence. In radiograms the appearance of syphilitic bones is usually characteristic.

It is the one péché de jeunesse of his nation that will not sleep in the grave of the past. Like the ghost in "Hamlet" it pursues and plagues him without respite. Shunned on the battlements it invades his most private chamber, or, finding him in talk with friends, shames and scares him with subterranean mutterings. Is there no way out of a situation so troublesome and humiliating? There is.

Trebizond, the last Greek capital, surrenders to the Ottoman Turks. Accession of Ivan III, Grand Prince of Moscow. War between Venetians and Turks in Greece. Conference between the kings of France and Castile; the artful policy of Louis XI prolongs discord in Spain. Queen Margaret invades England; her adherents are defeated at Hexham.

In each of them the soul of man challenges fate with its terrors: it dares all, it risks all, it invades and defeats the darkness. Typhoon was, I fancy, not consciously intended as a dramatization of the struggle between the soul and the Prince of the power of the air.

I believe there is a power and solemnity in the near approach of death which often makes itself felt even before it invades a household; and something of this kind was experienced by the change which came over Grandma Adams about this time.

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