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Updated: May 15, 2025
The battle of Trevilian Station practically ended the fighting which was done by the Michigan brigade in the campaign from the Rapidan to the James. Sheridan's retreat was skilfully conducted but was not especially eventful. A tabulated statement of the losses in the command, beginning in the Wilderness, May 6, and ending at Trevilian Station June 12, is appended hereto.
"No; but he has the accounts all made out, tabulated beautifully, and has written a very clear statement of the whole transaction. You understand, of course, that there has been no defalcation, no embezzlement, or anything of that sort. The accounts as a whole balance perfectly, and there isn't a penny of the public funds wrongly appropriated.
Thus, when he rose after midnight, he had in his notes before him a perfectly tabulated account of the riots in Belfast, so that every single fact was present to his mind. The story he had to tell is already known the attacks on Catholic workmen on Catholic boys on Catholic girls by the sturdy defenders of law, loyalty, and order in Belfast.
Isaac Worthington may have deceived himself, but he may or may not have been a hero to his seneschal. "We have to fight fire with fire," he added, in a pained voice. "Let me see the account." "I have tabulated the expense in the different cities and towns," answered Mr. Flint; "I will show you the account in a little while.
My object is merely to record in these pages the truth regarding the crumbling of Russia, and the downfall of our Imperial Throne. Anyone who cares to search the voluminous records in the Bureau of Police in the long Bibikovsky Boulevard, in Kiev, will find my dossier neatly filed and tabulated, as are those of most Russians.
Upon his desk, tabulated in advance against just such an emergency, he had statistics concerning all the business men's administrations that had been tried in various cities, and he submitted this statement without argument. It needed none. "Politics is in itself a distinct business," he explained. "You would not one of you take up the duties of a surveyor without previous training.
We ought to construct, mentally at any rate, a tabulated scheme of the points on which we are ignorant, in order to keep before our minds the distance separating the knowledge we have from a perfect knowledge. The value of our knowledge depends on the value of our documents.
He talked for nearly an hour and a half, at the end of which time the lunch table was one litter of papers letters, contracts, warehouse receipts, tabulated statistics, and the like. "Well," said Freye, at length, "well, Charlie, do you see the game? What do you think of it?" "It's about as ingenious a scheme as I ever heard of, Billy," answered Cressler. "You can't lose, with Crookes back of it."
Speaking generally, 180 days represents the lowest limit at which a child is viable, but prolonged survival under these circumstances is the exception. Many cases, however, have been recorded in which children born at six months have been reared. The signs of immaturity and maturity may be thus tabulated: IMMATURITY. MATURITY.
This information is carefully tabulated and preserved, and added to from day to day; so that at any moment it is subject to the call of our officers. I fear to show it to you. The shock will be too great to learn in a moment the utter baseness of one in whom you have trusted.
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