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...months except for two vehicles. A university shutle bus following a 1995 Ford Bronco. They were headed north, into upstate New York where they hope... ...round, he could tell that this one had been modi- fed. He knew that a 1995 Ford Bronco should not have been able to make it the distance that they ha... ... the long haul.” 168 Chapter 19 I t was dark. Neither Jacob Post nor Kris Nelson could see any- thing. Their lack of sight was not because it was nig... ...in seconds. Shortly afer that the same Seeker descended again and grabbed Nelson. By the time Nelson had arrived in the hold, he had seen that Post ... ... in somewhat decent shape. It was a particularly cold night, but Post and Nelson weren’t dressed appropriately. Fortunately for them, they were quic... ...emoved from the two men from behind. Nothing could have prepared Post and Nelson for this sight. Standing before them was someone who was easily rec... ...en combined with the armor and faceless helmet. “Yes, Jacob Post and Kris Nelson.” Both men looked at each other. It was Nelson that spoke. “How do ... .... His incredible skills and natural talents in Information Technology af- forded him the highest security clearances that a civilian could get. It w... ... built. He appeared to be of Mediterranean ancestry. He wore an old Hart- ford Whalers Jersey, cap, and a pair of blue jeans that were a litle worn ...

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...d Wells, timers, the auxiliary com- mittee, composed of M. Brown, Bradley, Ford, Soutbworth, War- ren and Wight, and the sophomore and freshmen speake... ...aptain, W. W. Elder '08. Baseball—Manager, E. M. Hoyne '07; captain, J. C. Ford, Jr., '08. Track Athletics—Manager, L. G. Hin- man '07; captain, B. E.... ...aptain, W. W. Elder '08. Baseball—Manager, E. M. Hoyne '07; captain, J. C. Ford, Jr., 'oS. Track Athletie6—Manager, L. O. Hin- tiian '07, captain, B. ... ...ptain, W. W. ElJcr '08. Baseball—Mauager, K. M. Hoyiie '07; captain, J. C. Ford, Jr., '08. Track Athletics—Manager, L. G. Hiii- man '07; captain, B. E... ...dormitory was first publicly proposed in a speech by Professor HenryLoomis Nelson at a recent New York nlumni banquet, and wos received there with gre... ...an and forced in 1909'b first run. With the bases again full and none out, Nelson sent out n high fly to Hamilton in center field ; Hamilton then thre... ...is, W. Lauder, W. E. koElfresb, C. L. Maxcy, A. H. Morton, L. Mears, H. L. Nelson, F. W. (JIds, E, B. Parsons. R. A. Rice, B, J. Kees, J. E. Russell, ... ... summer in Williams- town and later go on a canoeing trip in Canada. Prof. Nelson will remain in Williamstown during the entire summer. I Prof. Russel... ...th Adam, Maas. HARRY W. REINHARD, Special Agent, North Adama, Maaa. Thomas Nelson, the third oldest alumnus of Williams college and the only living me...

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...ez, Winston Churchill, John F Kennedy, Ghandii, Franklin D Roosevelt, Nasser, Nelson Mandela, Ronald Reagan, Sukarno, and now Barack Obama are consi... ...onal Leadership, ensured South Africa changed, and embraced Democracy, whilst Nelson Mandela became the modal of a successful post- authoritarian Le... ... increasing, so does the need for an “Agent.” 7. Solar Manufacturers Ford and Citibank may be shedding workers, but thousands of small to me...

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...umberland, Dekalb, De Witt, Douglas, Dupage, Edgar, Edwards, Effingham, Fayette, Ford, Franklin, Fulton, Gallatin, Greene, What Your Bank Doesn’t W... ..., Decatur, Dickinson, Doniphan, Douglas, Edwards, Elk, Ellis, Ellsworth, Finney, Ford, Franklin, Geary, Gove, Graham, Grant, Gray, Greeley, Greenwoo... ...cLean, Meade, Menifee, Mercer, Metcalfe, Monroe, Montgomery, Morgan, Muhlenberg, Nelson, Nicholas, Ohio, What Your Bank Doesn’t Want You to Know . ... ...Lamoure, Logan, McHenry, McIntosh, McKenzie, McLean, Mercer, Morton, Mountrail, Nelson, Oliver, Pembina, Pierce, Ramsey, Ransom, Renville, Richland,... ...oudoun, Louisa, Lunenburg, Madison, Mathews, Mecklenburg, Middlesex, Montgomery, Nelson, New Kent, Northampton, Northumberland, Nottoway, Orange, Pa...

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...udy. The Rockefeller Center in Bellagio provided an inspiring beginning. The Ford, Rockefeller, MacArthur, and Hewlett Foundations have generously sup... ...cracy and capitalist economy. I owe the latter point particularly to Richard Nelson, whose work on the economics of innovation amply repays further st... ...hose work on the economics of innovation amply repays further study: Richard Nelson, Technology, Institutions, and Economic Growth (Cambridge, Mass.: ... ... of Sony v. Universal: The Intellectual Property Legacy of Justice Stevens,” Fordham Law Review 74 (2006): 1831–1876. The scholarly literature on Naps... ...s in freely sup- plying knowledge is being undermined. David Mowery, Richard Nelson, Bhaven Sampat, and Arvids Ziedonis, Ivory Tower and Industrial In... ...hat decisions about patent scope are vital and, as Robert Merges and Richard Nelson reveal, that poor decisions can hamper or cripple the development ... ... Notes 284 -1 ___ 0 ___ 1 ___ 37278_u01.qxd 8/28/08 11:04 AM Page 284 R. Nelson, “On the Complex Economics of Patent Scope,” Columbia Law Review 9... ...XJ8MQKrH/b.943331/k.DA6/ General_Grantmaking__Intellectual_Property.htm. The Ford Foundation has a simi- lar initiative. Frédéric Sultan, “Internation... ...nitiative. Frédéric Sultan, “International Intellectual Property Initiative: Ford Foundation I-Jumelage Resources,” available at http://www.vecam.org/...

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...28 May 1986 Political parties and leaders: Barbados Labor Party (BLP), Henry Forde; Demo- cratic Labor Party (DLP), Errol Barrow Voting strength: (198... ... Party (PSD), Efraim Cintje; Social Independent Party (SI), George Hueck and Nelson Monte; Bonaire Popular Union Party of Bonaire (UPB), Charles E. R.... ...rnment leaders: Sir Robert R. REX, Premier (since early 1950s); John SPRING- FORD, New Zealand Representative (since 1974) Suffrage: universal adult E...

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...n the Carolina hills. Main Street is the climax of civilization. That this Ford car might stand in front of the Bon Ton Store, Hannibal invaded Rome a... ...ess like this was fifty years ago. But already, why, they can hop into the Ford or the Overland and get in to the movies on Saturday evening quicker t... ...u asks me!” Contentedly Sam Clark drove off, in the heavy traffic of three Fords and the Mirmiemashie House Free ‘Bus. “I shall like Mr. Clark…I can’t... ... ash-pile back of the church; an unpainted stable; and an alley in which a Ford delivery-wagon had been stranded. This was the terraced garden below h... ...en residences, its muddy expanse from concrete walk to walk, its huddle of Fords and lumber- wagons, was too small to absorb her. The broad, straight,... ...eps, into the house. “Fellow cut his leg with an ax—pretty bad gash—Halvor Nelson, nine miles out,” Kennicott observed. Carol fluttered at the back of... ... at Halvor and his wife, chanted, “Fine, b’ gosh! Couldn’t be better!” The Nelsons looked deprecating. The farmer nodded a cue to his wife and she mou... ...ppose you or Bea could shake up a cup of coffee and some cold lamb for the Nelsons? They got a long cold drive ahead.” III He had been gone since morn... ...r Institutions, the Hearthstone the Foundation of the State, Senator Knute Nelson, One Hundred Per Cent. Americanism, and Pointing with Pride. Harry H...

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...flower that blows; But vainly, vainly may he shine, Where glory weeps o’er Nelson’s shrine; 5 Sir Walter Scott And vainly pierce the solemn gloom, Th... ...meet that noble lord, Sir Hugh the Heron bold, Baron of T wisell and of Ford, And captain of the hold. He led Lord Marmion to the dais, Raise... ... not for brake, and he stopped not for stone; He swam the Esk river, where ford there was none; But ere he alighted at Netherby gate, The bride had co... ...rs wild and rude. On Derby hills the paths are steep; In Ouse and Tyne the fords are deep; And many a banner will be torn, And many a knight to earth ... ...ing day? And, first, they heard King James had won Etall, and Wark, and Ford; and then That Norham Castle strong was ta’en. At that sore marvell... ... of Durham’s tale, Whose demon fought in Gothic mail; May pardon plead for Fordun grave, Who told of Gifford’s goblin-cave. But why such instances to ...

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...ouisville, Kentucky: What force, and what the numbers of it, which General Nelson had in the engagement near Richmond yesterday? A. LINCOLN. ORDER TO ... ...ncerely hope Rosecrans may find it possible to do something for her. David Nelson, son of the M. C. of your State, regrets his father’s final defec- t... ...nock. At our inter- view at Warrenton I urged that you should cross by the fords above Fredericksburg rather than to fall down to that place; and when... ...derstood that at least a considerable part of your army would cross by the fords, and I so represented to the President. It was this modi- fication of... ..., Md.: I see your despatch about destruction of pontoons. Cannot the enemy ford the river? A. LINCOLN. CONTINUED FAILURE TO PURSUE ENEMY TELEGRAM TO G... ..., Third Maryland V olunteers, in Twelfth Army Corps, said to be at Kelly’s Ford, under sentence to be shot to-day as a deserter. He is represented to ...

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...the Keys of Calais, of the Dragon of Rhodes, and we fear we must add, both Nelson’s plan of the Battle of the Nile, and likewise the exact form of the... ...gistias’ tomb you here may view, Who slew the Medes, fresh from Spercheius fords; Well the wise seer the coming death foreknew, Yet scorn’ d he to for... ...erranean fleet was watching the course of this great armament. Sir Horatio Nelson was in pursuit, with the En- glish vessels, and wrote to the First L... ...rdship may rely that I will not lose a moment in bringing them to action.’ Nelson had, however, not ships enough to be detached to reconnoitre, and he... ...or there stands the hero for whose sake we have chose this and no other of Nelson’s glorious fights to place among the setting of our Golden Deeds. Th... ...fiance to a force more than double their number. The admiral believed that Nelson had not ventured to attack him when they had passed by one another a... ...tle of Clisson, which was likewise situated in the Bocage. This castle af- forded a refuge to many others who were in danger—to nuns driven from their...

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...o have had one arm only, and one eye—in these points resembling the heroic Nelson—while a certain pallid insignificance of feature confirmed the relat... ...he sight of a man who had imposed upon him; and all boys who could not af- ford to purchase, hooted “David Faux” as they passed his shop. Certainly no...

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... indorse Lyman Trumbull. [Mr. JAMES BROWN (Douglas postmaster): “What does Ford’s History say about him?”] Some gentleman asks me what Ford’s History ... ...an asks me what Ford’s History says about him. My own recollection is that Ford speaks of Trumbull in very disrespectful terms in several portions of ... ...ch that any one of them has made to it, so far as I can find, was by Judge Nelson, and the approach he made to it was exactly, in sub- stance, the Neb...

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...ig gold teeth are beautiful, beautiful—only they cost so much, I can’t af- ford one just now.” “Oh, it’s raining,” suddenly exclaimed Trina, holding o... ...- self on his wrestling, and knew something about strangle- holds and half-Nelsons. The men drew back to allow them a free space as they faced each ot...

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...coral necklace, almost an heirloom, for it had been brought from Sicily in Nelson’s days by my mother’s poor young father. How parents and doctors in ... ...d to Sir Harry Power, from whom, through two heiresses, it had come to the Fordyces, the last of whom, by name Margaret, had died childless, leaving t... ...he northern side. He informed us that the place we had passed was Hillside—Fordyce property,—but this was Earlscombe, our own. It was a great stony bi... ...l arms on the top of the first table, and over the other our own, with the Fordyce in a scutcheon of pretence; for, as an inscription recorded, they h... ...ption recorded, they had been erected by Margaret, daughter of Christopher Fordyce, Esquire, of Chantry House, and relict of Sir James John Winslow, K... ...orted by angels blowing trum- pets, with a very long inscription about the Fordyce family, ending with this same Margaret, who had married the Winslow...

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...he point of de- claring the power of a State over slavery is made by Judge Nelson. He approaches it more than once, Using the precise idea, and almost... ...r could not remove a Secretary of State. Y ou will find the whole story in Ford’s 67 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Three History of Illinois,...

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... down, en you’ll find me. I’s a roostin’ in de ha’nted house ‘ca’se I can’t ‘ford to roos’ nowher’s else.” She started toward the door, but stopped an... ...as threatened by an earthquake ten centuries before. When we speak of Clive, Nelson, and Putnam as men who didn t know what fear was, we ought alway...

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...his ribs, in one sharp spur to reach Home and his young wife, Nigh the sea-ford beach. III After battle keen to feed was he: Smoking flesh the threshe... ...ain his battle spat the flame! Again his victory flag men saw! At sound of Nelson’s chieftain name, A deeper breath did Freedom draw. Each trusty capt... ... pulses they of his great heart, With heads to work his main design. Their Nelson’s word, to beat the foe, And spare the fall’n, before them shone. Go... ...ght Will point us under every sky The path he took; and must we fight, Our Nelson be our battle-cry! He leads: we hear our Seaman’s call In the roll ... ...d. Joy that no more with murder’s frown The ancient rivals bark apart. Now Nelson to brave France is shown A hero after her own heart: And he now scan...

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...to the letter. Villeneuve had a fit of paralysis, owing to the prestige of Nelson—that ‘s as it happened. And they swear at prestige, won’t believe in... ... fought and bled and been marched over—a field of Anglo-Saxon stubble! and Nelson riding the Channel, un- disputed lord of the waters. Heigh! by the L... ... was informed that it was exactly the amount of time the captain could af- ford to wait. Weyburn had seen the Steignton phaeton and coachman in the ea...

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...wn here, by the bye, that the cooper had a true sailor admiration for Lord Nelson. But he entertained a very erroneous idea of the personal appearance... ... been building up a great military marine, to take the place of that which Nelson gave to the waves of the sea at T rafalgar. But it is to be hoped th... ...toga critically, re- minded its proprietor that there were many streams to ford, and precipices to scale, between Martair and Tamai; and if he travell...

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... expressions of opinion entirely identical in import with those of the Ox- ford and Harvard Pragmatists, against whom he waged a fierce obscure war… .... ...ft in all obedience— Clear the land of evil, drive the road and bridge the ford, Make ye sure to each his own That he reap where he hath sown; By the ... ...with which she gave it out to me. My sleeping peer in the library at Stam- ford Court and Evesham talking luminously behind the Hartstein flowers embo... ... wasted half a dozen statesmen on this score; she would, I believe, reject Nelson now if he sought to serve her. Is it wonderful that to us fretting h... ...ittle shadow of embarrassment that had fallen over our last meeting at Ox- ford. Everything seemed natural and easy between us in those days; a little...

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...cially when you begin without the pencil.’ He set to work rapidly. ‘That’s Nelson’s Column. Presently the Nilghai will appear shinning up it.’ ‘Give h... ...e sunset glow; The darkness gathers fast, my lord. — The Fight of Heriot’s Ford. ‘THIS is a cheerful life,’ said Dick, some days later. ‘Torp’s away; ...

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..., the seventh, Meade drove the enemy from Rappahannock Station and Kelly’s Ford, capturing eight battle-flags, four guns, and over 1800 prison- ers, w... ...NGTON, D. C., Oc- tober 22, 1864. MESSRS WILLIAM B. CAMPBELL, THOMAS A. R. NELSON, JAMES T. P . CARTER, JOHN WILLIAMS, A. BLIZZARD, HENRY COOPER, BAI... ...friendly call some days ago, and in this he had had a fair opportunity af- forded to be ready with a set speech; but he had not prepared one, being to...

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...When the com- pulsory period of study was at an end, his affection for Ox- ford and enjoyment of all that it afforded increased consid- erably, though... ...in praise of the conduct of the little ship, which took the party first to Nelson, where Sunday, the 7th of October, was spent, the Bishop going ashor... ... Synod meets, and, consequently, five bishops will be present, in 1862, at Nelson. But I suppose it is more fixed than it has been hitherto, and if th... ...r the consecration in February 1862. But now the Bishops of Wellington and Nelson have been summoned for the Feast of the Epiphany, or of the conversi... ...re are three clergymen with me. Mr. Pritt, who came out with the Bishop of Nelson as his chaplain, but who, I am thankful to say, is regularly part an... ...r, ‘J. C. P .’ Just at this time heavy sorrow fell upon Bishop Hobhouse of Nelson; and the little council of friends at Auckland de- cided that Bishop...

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...fellow walk- ing by his side. “I could hit out better than most men at Ox- ford, and yet I believe you would knock me into next week if I were to have... ...phets in the world; few sublimely beautiful women; few heroes. I can’t af- ford to give all my love and reverence to such rarities: I want a great dea... ...t it’s come as true as th’ Bible. Why, th’ cock’s France, an’ th’ anchor’s Nelson—an’ they told us that beforehand.” “Pee—ee-eh!” said Mr. Craig. “A m... ...ho spoke to him with an eager gaiety, as if there had been news of a fresh Nelson victory. For the first time that day since he had come to Windsor, h... ...ight behind ‘em in. It’s poor fool- ishness to run down your enemies. Why, Nelson and the rest of ‘em ‘ud have no merit i’ beating ‘em, if they were s...

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.... Brave men are men who do things when they are afraid to do them, just as Nelson, even when he was seasick, and he was frequently seasick, was still ... ...ring knot of listeners and speakers beneath the tall column that lifts our Nelson to the windy sky! For a time Benham was in love with the idea of Lon... ...d men each protruding a gun barrel. “Sometimes they will wait for you at a ford or a broken bridge,” he said. “In the mountains they rob for arms. The... ...ack children, and yet all the time they seemed to be in a wilderness. They forded rivers, they had at times to force themselves through thickets, once...

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...were the 142 Thomas de Quincey regular fireeaters of the day. Sir Horatio Nelson being al- ready an admiral, was no longer looked to for insulated ex... ...the very same which, five years afterwards, received the re- mains of Lord Nelson. In one of the aisles going off from this centre, we saw the flags o... ...of defences except the natural one of the River Slaney. This, however, was fordable, and that the assailants knew. The slaughter amongst the rebels, m... ... these journeys, his route lay through Coventry; on the other, through Ox- ford and Birmingham. In neither case had he started with much money; and he...

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...He is a captain in the navy—retired—wery old—wery odd—and served with Lord Nelson. He is particular about drawing his pension at Somerset House afore ... ...ght,’ and started after the Cove all down the Waterloo Road, through Stam ford Street, and round to the foot of Blackfriars Bridge, where the Cove ‘c...

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...ley when a boy, sent him to Cambridge (in opposition to his brother at Ox- ford), and, when the young man was requested by the authorities of the firs... ...s sixty- five years of age. “That was the most beautiful part of dear Lord Nelson’s character,” Miss Crawley said. “He went to the deuce for a woman. ...

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...d a good deal at the house. She had turned away from London, away from Ox- ford, towards the silence of the country. Her father was mostly absent, abr... ... you give me an expensive rug? I can manage perfectly well with my old Ox- ford T urkish.’ ‘But may I give it to you? Do let me.’ ‘How much did it cos... ...tting loudly, and being barred, and of men talking in the night. The ‘Lord Nelson’ had just closed, and the drinkers were going home. He had better as...

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...ve been unwilling to tell and to hear the whole truth even about Wolfe and Nelson, who were both favourable specimens of the type; but Fielding the in... ...ill be to that of a man; but you will allow, doctor, that learning may af- ford a woman, at least, a reasonable and an innocent enter- tainment.” “But...

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...ley when a boy, sent him to Cambridge (in opposition to his brother at Ox- ford), and, when the young man was requested by the authorities of the firs... ...s sixty- five years of age. “That was the most beautiful part of dear Lord Nelson’s character,” Miss Crawley said. “He went to the deuce for a woman. ... ...ellers in Flanders must remember for the luxury and accommodation they af- forded. So prodigiously good was the eating and drinking on board these slu... ...rted with all the marriageable officers whom the depots of her country af- forded, and all the bachelor squires who seemed eligible. She had been enga...

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...tching the movements of the “invader.” A few of our cavalry dashed in, and forded and swam the stream, and all opposition was soon dispersed. I do not... ...he sincerely regretted this turn in his fortunes, preferring the peace af- forded by a quiet life free from abuse to the honor of filling the highest ... ...to sympathizers with the rebellion or to hire those of Union men. This af- forded an opportunity of giving employment to such of the refugees within o... ...ral Hunter sent men freely from Kansas, and a large division under General Nelson, from Buell’s army, was also dispatched. Orders went out from the Wa... ..., made their way out, passing between our right and the river. They had to ford or swim over the back-water in the little creek just south of Dover. B... ...ments from Buell’s army arrived un- til the 24th of February. Then General Nelson came up, with orders to report to me with two brigades, he having se... ...nts now, and thinking Buell would like to have his troops again, I ordered Nelson to proceed to Nashville without debarking at Fort Donelson. I sent a... ...and Buell was approaching from the east. I thought the steam- ers carrying Nelson’s division would be useful in ferrying the balance of Buell’s forces... ...ould be useful in ferrying the balance of Buell’s forces across. I ordered Nelson to put him- self in communication with Buell as soon as possible, an...

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...ntinually by rapid rivers, rarely furnished with bridges, and of which the fords were known only to those who might think it for their interest to con... ... the Imperial troops were converging from all parts of Central Asia to the fords of the river T orgai as the most convenient point for intercept- ing ... ...erybody remem- bers the remarkable answer which Charles I. received at Ox- ford from this Virgilian oracle, about the opening of the Par- liamentary w... ...all. He was about the foremost, we believe, in all good qualities, amongst Nelson’s admirable captains at the Nile. He com- manded a seventy-four most...

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... common they are nobody knows; for in spite of the powerful protection af- forded to the parties by the law of libel, and the readiness of society on ... ...hat we find the austere Shelley denounced as a fiend in human form, whilst Nelson, who openly left his wife and formed a menage a trois with Sir Willi... ...n extraordinarily fond of one another. Take for example the famous case of Nelson and Sir William and Lady Hamilton. The secret of this house- hold of... ...secret of this house- hold of three was not only that both the husband and Nelson were devoted to Lady Hamilton, but that they were also ap- parently ... ...hey were also ap- parently devoted to one another. When Hamilton died both Nelson and Emma seem to have been equally heartbroken. When there is a succ... ...ing Married the child is a vital part of the nation, the nation cannot af- ford to leave it at the irresponsible disposal of any individual or couple ...

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...een able to learn, I was born near a cross-roads post-office called Hale’s Ford, and the year was 1858 or 1859. I do not know the month or the day. Th... .... After other inter- esting exercises, including an invocation from Bishop Nelson, of Georgia, a dedicatory ode by Albert Howell, Jr., and addresses b... ...group of jurors to which I was assigned met for orga- nization, Mr. Thomas Nelson Page, who was one of the number, moved that I be made secretary of t... ...be present for the purpose of receiving a degree at this time were General Nelson A. Miles, Dr. Bell, the inventor of the Bell telephone, Bishop Vince...

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..., which shines out supremely in Cromwell’s cre- ation of the New Model, or Nelson’s plan of action at T rafalgar, as brightly as it does in Newton’s i... ..., and with just that one supreme quality of imaginative courage which made Nelson our starry admiral. Would he be given the ghost of a chance now of p... ... a few strenuous years of high-pressure service. We can as a community af- ford to keep him longer at education and training before he begins, and we ... ... in. When we have got all we want in common, then and only then can we af- ford to differ. I have never believed that a Socialist Party could hope to ...

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...ant giving a child the jump from stone to stone across a brawling mountain ford, so that an unedified audience might really suppose, upon seeing her o... ...Craye at a shot. She had immediately to blot out the vision of Captain Ox- ford in him, the revelation of his laughing contempt for 195 George Meredi... ...harn Beacon, and down on Aspenwell, where there’s a common for racing. And ford the stream!” “An inducement for you,” De Craye said to her. She smiled... ...ight, and her aspect of distress. They raced along Aspenwell Common to the ford; shal- low, to the chagrin of young Crossjay, between whom and themsel... ...he scene?” “Do I wish that?” “Marriage!” exclaimed Clara, dashing into the ford, fear- ful of her ungovernable wildness and of what it might have kind... ...ext to Clara, my favourite’s Lucy,” he said. “I thought Clara came next to Nelson,” said she; “and a long way off too, if you’re not going to be a lan...

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...member of Congress,White House chief of staff, and, under President Gerald Ford, already once secretary of defense. Bush decided fairly soon to keep T... ...Vice President, and the Vice President was not evacuated at that time. See Nelson Garabito interview (Mar. 11, 2004); USSS memo, interview of Nelson G... ...hite House, see DOD transcript,Air Threat Conference Call, Sept. 11, 2001; Nelson Garabito interview (Mar. 11, 2004). 226. DOD transcript,Air Threat C... ...were on an open line with sen- ior agents from the President’s detail. See Nelson Garabito interview (Mar. 11, 2004);Terry Van Steenbergen interview (... ...n Dubai. Atta probably picked up the group at the airport, having rented a Ford Explorer for the day.Shehri and Nami gave the Sheraton in Miami as the... ...foreword to Roberta W ohlstetter, Pearl Harbor:Warning and Decision (Stan- ford Univ. Press, 1962), p. viii. 7. For the Goldwater-Nichols Act, see Pub...