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The cost of administration stands at more than half the total revenue: Civil Departments Salaries and Expenses £19,323,300 Civil Miscellaneous Charges 5,283,300 Military Services 23,165,900 £47,772,500 The reduction of the abnormal cost of government in India is of the most pressing nature, but this will never be done until we win Home Rule.
In 323 B.C. Alexander the Great died. Then like a trumpet rang out the voice of Demosthenes, calling Greece to arms. Greece obeyed him and rose. If she would be free, now or never was the time. The war known as the Lamian war began. It ended disastrously in August, 322, and Greece was again a Macedonian slave. Demosthenes and others of the patriots were condemned to death as traitors.
Darwin admits that referring them to the intention and efficiency of God, accounts for everything, but, he says, that is not science. Lay Sermons, Addresses, and Reviews. By Thomas Henry Huxley, LL. D., F. R. S. London, 1870, p. 323. Evidence of Man's Place in Nature. London, 1864, p. 107.
The fate of empires at times has hung upon a thread, and our fate now hung upon my action. We had come 323 miles without having seen a drop of water. There was silence and melancholy in the camp; and was it to be wondered at if, in such a region and under such circumstances, there was: "A load on each spirit, a cloud o'er each soul, With eyes that could scan not, our destiny's scroll."
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.
The children of the marriage are of the kindred of the mother, and never of his kindred: they are lost to his family. Thus there can be no extension of the clan through the males, it is the wife’s clan that is extended by marriage. Tylor, “The Matriarchal Family System,” Nineteenth Century, July 1896. McLennan, The Patriarchal Theory, p. 208. Heriot, Travels through the Canadas, p. 323.
Chron. Ann. Burt. p. 323. Ann. Waverl. p. 210. W. Heming. p. 571. This nobleman was a younger son of that Simon de Montfort, who had conducted, with such valour and renown, the crusade against the Albigenses, and who, though he tarnished his famous exploits by cruelty and ambition, had left a name very precious to all the bigots of that age, particularly to the ecclesiastics.
"The boiler-riveted nerve of him!" gasped Chiz. "But let him wait!" The sea grew yet rougher. The 323 was bouncing pretty lively, but hanging onto her twenty knots. "And at twenty you let her hang if she rolls her crow's nest under!" said Chisholm to his watch-officer, "and I'll betcher we won't be acting rudder to this bunch going into port!"
Under his teaching, and the material tendencies of the Macedonian campaigns, there arose a class of men in Egypt who gave to the practical a development it had never before attained; for that country, upon the breaking up of Alexander's dominion, B.C. 323, falling into the possession of Ptolemy, that general found himself at once the depositary of spiritual and temporal power.
On the other hand, if the interest of the community in any function is direct, and indirect for individuals singly or associated together, it is proper for the State and not for individuals to take hold of it. "The Revolution" vol. II., pp. 46 and 323, vol. III., ch I. Archives des Affaires Etrangeres. Vol. 332.
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