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... and oases where the odds of finding a hearty welcome were much lower than those of facing tolls and charges. The Great Silk Road was never a single highway, but rather a system which incorporated multiple branches of caravan routes which took different passes through mountain ranges, skirting the deserts. Originally, the Silk Road took off at Chang’an, China’s ancient c...

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...meetings, terror activities, splits in political parties, and the doings, and ways and manners of various small-time political leaders who aspired to national leadership in the wake of the British Empire being dismantled all around the world by the foolish leadership of the British Labour Party. However, in this book, history is written from the perspective of creative ac...

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...ys and manners of various small-time political leaders who aspired to national leadership in the wake of the British Empire being dismantled... ...e that the word ‘Europeans’ is used here as a synonym for the English national. For, in no way could one identify such nations as Portugal, ... ... Indian Almond 216 Kadukai ... ...6 Sirukanjori 216 Nerunji ... ...urder are no longer heard of; no one has occasion to be afraid of the highways; religious worship is never interrupted; the people may rest ... ... murder are no longer heard of; no one has occasion to be afraid on the highways; religious worship is never interrupted and people may rest... ...engagement. The Dalawa did not lose heart. He collected a large force numbering about 20,000 to 30,000 men with 18 guns, and again attacked the ...

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... abuse. 8.4 Zoos 209 - what are zoos for? 8.5 Climate Change 214 - the greatest burden on our moral behaviour. 9 Epilogue 9.1 On Hopelessness 216 - or feelings of pointless inadequacy and ineptitude doing animal rights. ...

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...m Nazi is too often wrongly used in the pejorative sense inconnection with National Socialists.Greek Jews coined the term “Nazi” 2000 years ago, which... ... 59Polish Murderers: 6025 point program, National Socialist Workers Party: 601922 Henry Ford, 1925 Ad... ... Britain.September 1933President Hitler sets out to continue the autobahn (highway) constructionthroughout Germany.13 September 1933 Nutrition“The Rei... ...g mothers and spouses.21 March 1934First soil is turned in the building of highway A1 (Autobahn A1) at Oyten(Bremen).September 1934The Personal Protec... ...6 August 1942:25 British aircraft attacked Essen and Bochum.6–7August 1942:216 British aircraft attacked Duisburg, destroying 18 buildings, 24 peoplek... ... of 200 prisoners to Markkleeberg.17 October 1944:Auschwitz, transfer of 1’216 female prisoners to Sömmerda. 25018 October 1944... ...ck BLBMale sections:Block 8ABlock 10 Quarantine!Block 11 (according to old numbering until August 1941 No. 13)Block 19 (Recuperation block for convale... ... SS-HauptsturmführerAuschwitz IAugust, 1941 – Block Re-NumberingCommander’s Special OrderAuschwitz, 7 August 19411. All civilian w...

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... Arrogance of Revolution 826 Gate #66 – The Arrogance regarding Political Ideals (The Jacobin Mentality) 829 Gate #67 – The Arrogance Regarding the National Entity (Ex 7:10-11:end) 831 Gate #68 – The Arrogance of Antisemitism 942 Gate #69 – The Arrogance Involving Possessions 950 Gate #70 – Iconoclastic Arrogance 951 Gate #71 – The Arrogance Regarding Role Models 964...

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..............................................................................216 False Doctrine................................................... ..............................................................................216 Maladaptive Defense Mechanisms................................... ..................................293 Self Righteous Arrogance related to National Arrogance...........................................294 Self R... ...................................................346 Arrogance Skills & National Destruction.......................................................... ...rding ongoing historicaland social trends. I have in addition not kept the numbering or organizational system of theEntrance Points of the Interlockin... ...he 2nd War for Independence, the War between the States. The 55mph maximum highway speed limits of the recent past or the judicial system requiringmin... ...itnessing. Even after all the opposition Paul moved rightdown the Ignatian highway to Thessalonika boldly and continued to witness and this benefitedb... ...ve. And the unclean spirits came out, and entered the swine; and the herd, numberingabout two thousand, rushed down the steep bank into the sea, and w...

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... briefly review those eventswhich have exercised the most influence on the national development ofthe Dominion of Canada from the memorable days bold ... ...alf-breed rebellion of 1885, for instance--and have had much effect on the national spirit of the people. Iendeavour to interest my reader in the publ... ...e most important feature of this historic country is the remarkablenatural highway which has given form and life to the growing nation byits side--a r... ...he St. Lawrence to Lake Champlain, andwatered by the Richelieu, that noted highway in Canadian history. Evenyet, at the head-waters of its many rivers... ...nguage quite distinct fromthat {116} of the Algonquins. These were Hurons, numbering in all sometwenty thousand souls, of whom ten thousand or more we... ... they were the scourge and dread of all the scatteredtribes of Algonquins, numbering in the aggregate probably 90,000souls, and eventually crushed the... ...ough without any military experience.His excellent judgment and undaunted {216} courage, however,contributed largely to the success of this bold ventu...

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...udes bibliographical references. 1. Military planning-United States. 2. National Security-United States. 3. World politics-1989- I. Magyar. K. P. (... ...hool environment in the interest of academic freedom and theadvancement of national defense-related concepts. The viewsexpressed in this publication a... ...vant or Master of Policy? ,” Time (11 April 1969): 20,22. 216 30. Guenter Lewy, America in Vietnam (New York: Oxford UniversityPress... ... industry islocated. The country’s infrastructure includes 13,000 miles of highway and 100miles of pipeline for crude oil. The telephone system boasts... ...mmary (Washington, D.C.: Executive Office of thePresident, February 1991), 216-19. More detailed descriptions of specific budgetline items are at page... ... in1968, crews reported destroying over 20,000 trucks along the HoChi Minh highway. At that same time, the CIA estimated that theNorth Vietnamese Army... ...rage time on a launch pad for a rocket is 47days, with launch crew members numbering from 100 to more thana thousand. It has been reported that Gen Ch...

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... invaded India about 600 B.C., and had the figure of a snake as their national emblem and standard. END OF QUOTE Whether the Nagas of ... ... all perspectives, this was an utter foolish activity. From their own national interest point of view, it was an act of utter treachery towards t... ... is the numerically strongest section of the Hindu population, numbering in all 559,717. [My note: See the way the Ilavar cast... ...t might be possible to mention that the Thuggees (highway robbers who conducted the killing of merch... ...ia (the current-day nation), this kind of freedom has vanished. Each highway moves through a series of sales tax and excise check posts, where t... ... All in a body assembled From Ramayanam and Bharatam Numbering about five hundred. High up on his right arm, T... ... 65,708 6,742 72,450 Total 216,645 6,742 354,404 VI. Indefinite and Non-productive... ... the inscription runs: “Arrived at Zaphar A. H. 212. Died there A.H. 216.” These dates correspond with the years 827 -832 A.D., and as the...

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...s of the future. In explaining how we can employ air and space forces tofulfill national objectives, this book enriches the Air Force andthe nation. A... ...rican fighter pilot who began questioningconventional wisdom emerged in 1986 at National DefenseUniversity (NDU). There, a young colonel, John A. Ward... ...validate Mahan’s doctrine that command of the sea meant control of those ‘broad highways,’ the lines of communication between homeland and overseas po... ...andafter. Brig Gen Robert Olds , for example, became commander 216 FABERof Ferrying Command. Brig G... ...rarchical, unlike US doctrinalpublications; nor is there any logic behind their numbering. For example,although ATP-33 is the keystone document on tac... ... 162–63, 167, 170, 172–73, 175, 183–84, 187, 196, 198–99, 201–3, 206, 211, 214, 216, 218–21, 224, 242–44, 254–55, 258, 264, 268–69, 281–89, 296, 303, ...

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...n the War Between the States, heraldry, and auxiliaryactivities. A retired National Guard staff sergeant, he is an Operation Iraqi Freedomveteran with... ...ry from the University of NorthCarolina at Asheville and inducted into the national history honor society Phi AlphaTheta. Mr. Toms would receive his m... ... in 1951, the designer was Staff Sergeant R.T. Barnes. Except for the numbering, this article is similar to those printed between 1988 and 1990.B... ...62-30403; OCLC: 7160518) Descriptors: 101 CA Bde; 215 CA; 216 CA; 217 CA; ARNG-MN; Insignia- Brigade; Insignia-Regiment The... ...ed by Rutgers University and the Military History [216] Institute.C493 Dougherty, Kevin J. “Simple Scraps of Cloth.” ... ...ts. Upon closer examination, the collector differences in the crest’s numbering and its backing.C955 Massaro, Jay. “Dis: Signal Oddities.” ... ...vilians should expect to see the new Transportation Corps insignia on highways, railways, and seaports. Information describes the crest.C143...

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...chool environment in the interestof academic freedom and the advancement of national defense-related concepts. The viewsexpressed in this publication ... ...sociate at the University of California, Berkeley. Stephen Blank has been a national security affairs specialistat the US Army Strategic Studies Insti... ...gical andphysical support. By the early 1970s, “large-scale porteragegroups numbering 100 or more were . . . covering the distancefrom the Zambezi to ... ...her, a sure-loseequation.”33 Rhodesia was ready for peace. 216 HOWE Britain’s foreign secretary, Lo... ...we peoples, but its guerrilla forces werelimited and ineffective. The MPLA, numbering approximately5,000 trained guerrillas, were the most active libe... ...p electrical power grids andbridges, destroyed crops, burned buses, blocked highways,ambushed railroad cars, and bombed buildings. Salvadoran revoluti... ...h, Irish Political Documents1916–1949 (Dublin: Irish Academic Press, 1985), 216–17. 36.-Kelley, The Longest War, 366. 37.-Ibid., 382. 38.-The London T...

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...and US Army Special Forces groups,the four ARC units performed a number of national-level, clandestine, and covert operations behindthe Iron Curtain. ... ... Curtain. Backing up this small force, four states activated their own Air National Guard ARCunits as a ready reserve force to support special operati... ... sans returned from these missions.9the Cho’ondagyo, a group purportedly numbering Both Aviary and Salamander KLO operationsin the several thou... ...n paratroop training make their first jumpsover the airfield in Guatemala. Numbering just under 200,the paratroops secured the beachead for the 1,500-... ...in of the Essex was ordered to personallyreported in a two-mile stretch of highway that was burn all orders and ship’s logs (navigation, com-left in... ...ork was the sameA gifted pilot, he graduated as an AT-28 attack pilot in highway about to become famous around theJanuary 1968. As he flew up to a d... ...a: 140n, 142–43, 167n, 180–81, C-118: 81, 139–41 185–86, 189, 196, 216–17, 312 C-119: 18, 79–80, 92, 101, 115, 125, 127,Air Comma... ...5–17 Civic Actions Center: 242“Butterfly” sergeants: 213–14, 216–17 Civil Air Transport (CAT): 50, 140, 172 ...

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...betariff duties on merchandise and articles going into Porto Rico nationalized and admitted to the benefits of the coasting trade offrom... ... SCENERY NEAR AIBONITO PASS. PORTO RICO. Showioe the National MilitaTy Road and peon huts on the mountain sides.remains of a Spa... ...e personally visited by the governors, and highway robbery was severely punished. Many savages were reduced ... ...lated the taxes, and with his famous Acordada he freed all theislands from highway robbers. The government of the islands, in the present century, be... ... we impose on him, markable record in any nation numbering ten millions of people, live in an out-of-the-way place. ... ...e at Harbor 456 1^'lauea - 516 Spanish Sharpshooters 216 Manila, "Carromata" and Pony 616 Honolulu. Scenery near the Pali 45... ...."— 56 29 •on Sank the Ship 216 Nueva Gerona, Residence of Alcalde. 56 ...

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...a province.Praetorian Guard : The elite guard of the Roman emperors, usually numbering about5,000 men. Originally the bodyguard of a praetor under the... ... the extraordinary men and women who unselfishly supportits mission of vital national importance, the future of Air Force Special Operationsis secure.... ...er’s degree inliberal arts from Texas Christian University. He completed the National DefenseUniversity (National Security Management) course by corre... ... area in the nary and call for evasive action before any harmvicinity of Highway 6. It was a logical place for a could come to the Blackbird. It ... ...r the bundle drop nearfour turbojets were ready to tear loose and leave the Highway 6.bulky aircraft carcass behind. Thompson and I pla... ... 62-1809 was destroyed in the resultant fire. 216 THE IRANIAN RESCUE MISSIONPhoto courtes...

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...at Time is an exponential process of Infinite Splitness?Stand on a long straight highway. And look at the painted line that recedesinto infinity. Look... ...h in turn becomes a part of other Dualitiesand Trialities. These patterns act as highways for energy to continually flow-through these cycles. Thecycl... ... 215 The Path Of Splitness 216 Chapter Three: Hominidsunderstanding upside d... ...een,and they are starving. 216 The Path Of Splitness ... ...ary-created abstract lines and actual human conditions. After every war: the new nationalboundaries which are enforced; merely become a cause for the ... ... people. The anthropological term: ‘band’: specifically means a group of humans; numberingbetween 25 to 35 individuals. Anthropologists have found tha... ... years now: no human community or society has allowed themselves to be ina group numbering 36, 24 or 12 people. These three numbers are the most power... ...ure that the richest corporationscan merge into even bigger, more powerful multi-national corporations; so more, and more money issucked out of all th...

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...o or not) some kind of interest, whether economic or politicalor racial or national or sexual. Furthermore, this ideological interest is not openly... ...a communityof people with common interests. It is as if there really is a "nationalinterest" represented in the Constitution, in territorial expansion... ...his name as Henry W. Turner was arrestedlast night on suspicion of being a highway robber. He was taken this morningto Black's studio, where he had hi... ...ember 10, 1897, during a coal strike in Pennsylvania. Miners marching on a highway to the Lat- timer mine-Austrians, Hungarians, Italians, Ger... ... than 100,000 probably-butit was a potent force in trade unions numbering millions of members,in the arts, and among countless Americans wh... ...system, 10, 110, 114, 115, 458, 459 116, 211, 216, 223-25, 234, 236, 239, military forces, 10, 76, 81, 87, 186, 187, 18... ...ment and politics, 214, 531, 535-37, racism and violence, 198, 199,204,205,216, 538 307-13 passim, 339, 340,435,436,453, healt...

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...n made to analyse this estimate and toclassify the population according to nationalities and religion. It is,however, quite impossible to do so with a... ... ladies of the Court, may be seen, usually on Sundayafternoon, dancing the national dances of the country, and moreparticularly the national dance, th... ...Europe is full of interest,inasmuch as the Danubian plains constituted the highway over whichthe barbarians wandered who were the ancestors of a large... ...ribes or hordes of the East who made the devoted plains ofthe Danube their highway into Europe, there were none who haveearned a character so notoriou... ...ell-disciplinedarmy, consisting of imperial troops and Transylvanians, and numbering20,000 horse and 30,000 foot with 53 guns. With these he crossed t... ...arles holds sway.'[176] The princehad at his disposal two army corps, each numbering 28,000 men, fullyequipped, whilst the militia, whose strength was... ...hori, Sigismund, 182, 185, 196.Andreas, 189, 190, 191.Belgrade, treaty of, 216.Bessarabia (Lower) annexed to Moldavia, 228.retaken by Russia in exchan... ..., 204. 295of the Principalities under Anne (1755), 216.under Catherine IV. (1768), 216.rule in Wallachia (1774), 217.Russian c...

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... us that (using his symbols) “a is Q,” although he doesrealize this later, numbering this proposition (2a) andpointing out that it is inferable from (... ... not—certainly not necessarily—39 See also examples on pp. 209, 212-3, 216, 220, 221, 225.80 Exposing Fake Logic argum... ...ne of these being acrescendo (p. 217); three are negative subjectal (213-4,216, 225a); one is subjectal but not fully quoted, so I couldnot tell wheth... ... Ex. on p. 229: Larger vehicles (P) are more obstructive standing on the highway (R) than smaller vehicles (Q). If smaller vehicles (Q) are obstru... ... detention for a brief period (Article 5(1)) or the expulsion of a national (Article 3(1) of Protocol No. 4). The fact that it is possibl... ...rldwide Flood, or that of the Babel incident (put forwardas explanation of national and linguistic differentiations),or many other ancient myths found...

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...seren will be a scattered sum- mer town. One figures one of the more urban highways, one of those along which the light railways of the second order r... ...o be staffed. Perhaps islands will be chosen, islands lying apart from the highways of the sea, and to these the State will send its exiles, most of t... ...come from another world. Consequently, whatever thumb-mark registration or numbering you have in this planet doesn’t apply to us, and we don’t know ou... ...s shoulders, and shows us the palms of his hands. On earth, where there is nationality, this would have been a Frenchman—the inferior sort of Frenchma... ...lear evening sky. “Don’t you think that rather more beautiful than—say—our National Gallery?” He looks at it critically. “There’s a lot of metal in it... ...ars! We are the scars of the past! These dreams, these childish dreams—!” 216 A Modern Utopia He does not need to finish his sentence, he waves an un...

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...sociated in the minds of all Englishmen with brave, unpretending, cordial, national service. We like to look at him in his Sunday state; and if we wer... ...dungeon a ship going down; secondly, that the military creature’s arm is a national affront, which the government at home ought instantly to ‘take up.... ...eav ing him shipwrecked at Cleefeeway, which we apprehend to be Ratcliffe Highway—but heavier losses than that. Long ago a family of children and a m... ... information on such points as the following. Whether there really are any highway robberies in London, or whether some circumstances not con venient... ...ys as is me friends. And to the right there? Me sir and the Murphy fam’ly, numbering five blessed souls. And what’s this, coiling, now, about my foot?... ..., and no con fusion. The open area devoted to the market is divided into 216 Reprinted Pieces three portions: the Calf Market, the Cattle Market, th...

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...n remained in force; but that con- federation was an acknowledged failure. National great- ness could not be achieved under it, and individual enter- ... ...e the States, at the cost of some fond wishes, agreed to seek together for national power rather than run the risks entailed upon separate existence. ... ...oward the south of the State. General Zollicoffer, with a Confederate army numbering, it was supposed, some eight thousand men, had advanced upon a sm... ...re- gions rich in corn, in coal, in metals, or in timber. These ready-made highways of the world center, as it were, at St. Louis, and make it the dep... ...of the army and of the navy. He can grant pardons—as regards all offenses 216 North America V ol. 2 committed against the United States. He has no po... ...o do all police and criminal regula- tions not external in their character—highways, railroads, canals, schools, colleges, the relief of paupers, and ...

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...overhead. Surely a scene pretending to sublimity? Gazeing along that grand highway of the voyageing forest, your London citizen of good estate has rep... ...nd hillocks, and Death and Man are at grip for the haul. There we find our nationality, our poetry, no Hebrew com- peting. We do: or there at least we... ...ll the English critics heap their honours on its brave old Simplicity: our national literary flag, which signalizes us while we float, sub- sequently ... ...o try and overcome or come over the greatest power in England.’ They were 216 One of Our Conquerors England herself; the squat old woman she has beco... ...nnuitants under clerical shepherding, close upon out- 217 George Meredith numbering the labourers they paralyze at home and stultify abroad.’ Colney ...

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...nd the expan- sion of horror attending them, had risen to the dignity of a national interest. I may add that this interest benefited also by the myste... ...ontier), and still more when it is fought simply as a gladiator’s trial of national prowess. This is the principle upon which, very naturally , our Br... ... would thenceforwards be con- founded with the similar memorials, past all numbering, which every year accumulates as the wrecks from household rememb... ... respect of moral principles. Certainly with a difference; for the English highwayman had a sort of conscience for gala-days, which could not often be... ...had oftentimes no career open to them elsewhere. The mounted robber on the highways of England, in an age when all gentle- men travelled with fire-arm... ...hrowing him- self, in utter defiance, upon the native energies of his own 216 Memorials, and Other Papers ferocious heart. Having, however, but small...

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...l as if he was named for mayor. He talks of breaking parks, and taking the highway, in such fashion that you would think he haunted every night betwix... ..., Paget, let us see what use he has made of it, for I can see through him 216 Kenilworth already. He is a marvellously sharp-witted spirit.” They wen... ...I will wager thee fifty angels against the first five shelves of thy shop, numbering upward from the false light, with all that is on them, that I mak... ... King Cambyses’ vein, “are we commanded to stand and deliver on the king’s highway? Then out, Excalibur, and tell this knight of prowess that dire blo... ... whole country around, had been at once the scene of solemnizing some high national festival, carried the same oppressive thought still closer to her ... ...r Owen Hopton is at my devotion; he commands the T ower of London, and the national treasure deposited there. My father and grand-father needed never ...

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...ichard Henry Dana (Done? ended?) The system of naming the streets and numbering the houses, they easily understood, and the utility of it. The... ...’ll be King but Charlie?’’ the Italians and Spaniards screamed through some national affairs, for which I was none the wiser; and we three Yankees ma... ...three Yankees made an attempt at the ‘‘Star span gled Banner.’’ After these national tributes had been paid, the Austrian gave us a very pretty litt... ...tly, until one of the men said he had a book which ‘‘told all about a great highway- man,’’ at the bottom of his chest, and producing it, I found, t... ...at upon the windlass, and sung sea songs, and those ballads of pirates and highwaymen, which sailors delight in. Home, too, and what we should do wh... ...ge, whom we took out a small, bright boy of fourteen from a Boston public - 216 - Two Years Before the Mast Richard Henry Dana school, who fought hi...

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...g about Scottish scenery and manners, the High- land dress, and everything national or local that I could lay my hands upon. Now that I have got my Ge... ... to every yawning audience that I can gather. I am grown most insufferably national, you see. I fancy it is a punishment for my want of it at ordinary... ...n which it was conceived, walking alone and very happily about the Suffolk highways and byeways on several splendid sunny afternoons. – Believe me, ev... ...me green-embowered house, play their music, Play and are gone on the windy highway; Yet dwells the strain enshrined in the memory Long after they depa... ...] MY DEAR LAD, – This is to announce to you the MS. of Nursery Verses, now numbering XLVIII. pieces or 599 verses, which, of course, one might augment... ... and pass the hand. Twig the compliment? – Y ours affectionately R. L. S. 216 The Letters of R. L. Stevenson: V ol. 1 Letter: TO W. E. HENLEY [HYERES...

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... direction of the public minister who presided over that department of the national administra- tion, no person could be admitted to an interview with... ...ughout the year in which the prisoners were al- lowed to celebrate a great national event: and in those days of relaxed prison management the utmost l... ...fought the day before, in which one entire tribe of the Khan’s dependents, numbering not less than nine thousand fighting men, had perished to the las... ...eas upon which the astronomer may pitch his secret pavilion. He may dedi- 216 Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers cate himself to the service of the D... ...me striking prophecies, not verbal but symbolic, if we turn from the broad highway of public histories, to the by-paths of private memories. Either Cl...