author: francis lieber

... private nature , on which the inference might be founded that the property had been given to Moss to procure his ... check - book . After much per- sisting , however , it seemed that the defence consisted solely of innuendo ; nothing was ...

... private nature , on which the inference might be founded that the property had been given to Moss to procure his ... check - book . After much per- sisting , however , it seemed that the defence consisted solely of innuendo ; nothing was ...

... expedition or the adop- tion of a civil law : neither women nor minors are capable of deciding upon interests of ... operation of one of those truly providential laws in which fact and right are so very harmo- niously blended , the right ...

... the highest of their gods were made to appear in works of sculpture , and on the stage , in a comic character . The question , however , still remains , whether travesty is not a dangerous game , and especially in the case of such na ...

... the highest of their gods were made to appear in works of sculpture , and on the stage , in a comic character . The question , however , still remains , whether travesty is not a dangerous game , and especially in the case of such na ...

... Edition of the German Conversatio Francis Lieber, Edward Wigglesworth. of ... Latin book ever written in this coun- try proceeded from his pen . It was an answer ... Wheelock , at Lebanon , in Connecticut . He made such progress in knowledge ...

... lies the Lago di Fusaro , which , in this region of fables , was the Acheron of the ancients ( Acherusia Palus of ... palace of Portici . The style of the palace is entirely destitute of taste , and it is untenantable . The high - road ...

... ABRAXAS STONES , or ABRASAX STONES , are very numerous , and represent a hu- man body , with the head of a cock and ... stone is , in modern times , applied to a variety of gems that exhibit enigmatical compositions , strange words in ...

... derames fled to Spain , where he founded the independent caliphate of Cordova ( see Spain ) ; another to a corner of Arabia , where he was acknowledged as caliph , and his posterity reigned till the 16th cen- tury . Abul Abbas ...

... derames fled to Spain , where he founded the independent caliphate of Cordova ( see Spain ) ; another to a corner of Arabia , where he was acknowledged as caliph , and his posterity reigned till the 16th cen- tury . Abul Abbas ...

... bells seems to them unsuited to the so- lemnity of the season . On the first ... Moscow , cast in 1653 , in the reign of the empress Anne , is said , by Mr ... bells are curious , and , in some cases , have even historical value ; and ...

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... April 2d , A. D. 326 . 4 ) 326 A 81 569 Mo. Day 2 7 ) 420 60 30 ) 3603 120 A EPOCH . EXAMPLES . OLD STYLE . Required Easter , A. D. 326 . 3260 19 ) 326 17 ... Answer , Sat. Term April 2 or 7 Answer , Sat. Thence . .. to Sunday 1 thence ...

... 17 A 0 97 Mo. 6 C 0 Mo. 3 C 0 Day 2 7 ) 420 60 30 ) 3603 120 Day 22 30 ) 20392 679 7 ) 2331 Epact 22 Remainder 0 Rem . or Epact 3 333 From 44 or 7 Taken from 5 Remainder 0 Term March 22 Answer , Sat. Term April 2 or 7 Answer , Sat ...

... corpus delicti , are , in many cases , perceptible in the traces remaining ( facta permanentia ) ; for instance , the wounds inflicted upon a man ; a ... Corpus Juris . Some scholars have attempted ' CORPUS DELICTI - CORPUS JURIS . 551.

... corpus delicti , are , in many cases , perceptible in the traces remaining ( facta permanentia ) ; for instance , the wounds inflicted upon a man ; a lampoon ... Corpus Juris . Some scholars have attempted CORPUS DELICTI - CORPUS JURIS . 551.

... pate the enemy , who were pressing for- ward from the north and south . This ... de- ceiving admiral Tschitschakoff respecting the true point of passage over ... Tschitschakoff , leaving gene- ral Sacken with 25,000 men at Brzese ...