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...d‘s ear, and having many people hang on your every word is certainly an experience in power. But to accept a supervisory job like a bishop or pope i... ...the other great conquerors used the advancement of the state as the reason for their abnormal drive for power. Bin Laidin and some Middle Age popes ... ...e Jews had religious overtones in his otherwise secular war. Whether religious or not, all wars are just. Just ask the generals and kings, the popes ... ...ions the religious power supersedes that of the elected legislators. Iran is a prime example today. And when you look back in history you see popes ... ... caught in unseemly acts, they will generally blame the police, the media or the psychological pressure of the job.. ―Even the Pope g... ...s justified the killing of over 20,000 men, women and children in the French city of Beziers on July 22, 1209 in a ‗crusade‘ authorized by the pope.‖...

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...NG 213 JACOBUS H. VAN’T HOFF (1852-1911) Dutch Physical Chemist 216 Proposed the Concept of the three dimensional Carbon Tetrahedron. WILLIAM J. POPE (1870-1939) English Chemist 219 Proposed the Concept of the Asymmetric Nitrogen Atom. UNRAVELING THE MYSTERIOUS WORLD OF THE CARBON ATOM 220 DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIAL TECHNIQUES IN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 220 THE PERKIN REAC...

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...ees, to their tempo- ral authority in the Goth and V andal government. The popes set themselves at their head, and armed with their briefs, their bull... ...e island soon followed his example; England became in- sensibly one of the Pope’s provinces, and the Holy Father used to send from time to time his le... ...ing John delivered up by a public instrument the kingdom of England to the Pope, who had excommuni- cated him; but the barons, not finding their accou... ...iged him to return to France. Whilst that the barons, the bishops, and the popes, all laid waste England, where all were for ruling the most numerous,... ...ngland I mean) than in any other country in the world. LETTER XXII.—ON MR. POPE AND SOME OTHER FAMOUS POETS I INTENDED to treat of Mr. Prior, one of ... ...n which he was born. It will be much easier for you to form an idea of Mr. Pope’s 90 Letters on England works. He is, in my opinion, the most elegant... ...ple who assured me that the Duke of Marlborough was a coward, and that Mr. Pope was a fool; just as some Jesuits in France declare Pascal to have been... ...s more revered in Ireland than the Primate himself. The religion which Mr. Pope professes excludes him, indeed, from preferments of every kind, but th... ...ster hangs over the chimney of his own closet, but I have seen that of Mr. Pope in twenty noblemen’s houses. Sir Isaac Newton was revered in his life-...

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...hind you, the follies and the crimes, the plunder and the waste—the wicked Pope, the monster most of all, whom so many of the volumes in your family l... ...making one’s bath aromatic. No one before him, never—not even the infamous Pope—had so sat up to his neck in such a bath. It showed for that matter ho... ...d usually best recover—the way that there above all, where the princes and popes had been before him, his divination of his faculty had gone to his he... ...here sometimes for days together there were twenty others like him; but no pope, no prince of them all had read a richer meaning, he believed, into th... ... know—could n’t know without having been one’s self a personage; whether a Pope, a King, a President, a Peer, a General, or just a beautiful Author. B... ...n carrying about with her like a precious medal—not exactly blessed by the Pope—suspended round her neck. She had come back, however this might be, to... ...lden personal nature of you—blest by a greater power I think even than the Pope—that you’ve never consentingly shown me. I’m not sure you’ve ever cons...

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...ricles, for the embellishment of the statue of Minerva. **** P Worn by the popes. * Madame de Maintenon. ** Duchess of Marlborough. *** Madame de Pomp... ...in wars of ambition, till, becoming an object to the other Italian states, Pope Julius II. found means to accomplish that formidable 26 The Federalis...

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...Catholic marriages can be dissolved, if not by the temporal Courts, by the Pope. Indissoluble marriage is an academic figment, advocated only by celib...

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...s of old Europe have entered into a holy alliance to exorcise this spectre—Pope and Czar, Metternich and Guizot, French Radicals and German police- sp...

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... eral and reforming emperor, or, strangest of all, a liberal and reforming pope; the age of Frederic the Great, of Catherine the Second, of Joseph the...

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...till the first rude emanations of his ge- nius, like the nursery rhymes of Pope, could these be recov- ered, will be dear to the companions of Dick Ti...

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...ty first ran wild in woods, and was brought down (at a very long shot) by Pope? Or does the animal that is the friend of man, always degenerate in hi... ...er’s eye. He was present at that illumination of St. Peter’s, of which the Pope is known to have remarked, as he looked at it out of his window in the...

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...e-and-twenty of our 22 Catherine: A Story fellows jumped after me. By the Pope of Rome, friend Tummas, that was a day!—Had you seen how the Mounseers... ...a certain Devereux; and Mrs. Catherine maitresse en titre to Mr. Alexander Pope, Doctor Sacheverel, Sir John Reade the oculist, Dean Swift, or Marshal... ...he act of reading “Gulliver’s Travels” to Gay, Arbuthnot, Bolingbroke, and Pope. Two fellows are sitting shuddering under a doorway; to one of them To...

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...t?” asked Montefiore, uneasy at such artlessness. “But our holy father the Pope has blessed it; it was put upon my finger in childhood by a beautiful ...

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...en they were sometimes in danger of trouble on account of their zeal against popery. They had got an English Bible, and to conceal and secure it, it w... ...in pleasing your hearers, or to persuade those whose concurrence you desire. Pope says, judiciously: “Men should be taught as if you taught them... ...all I could to dissuade him from it, but he continued scribbling verses till Pope cured him. He became, The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin 37 how... ...ion of three hundred a year; that his reputation was indeed small as a poet, Pope having damned his poetry in the Dunciad; but his prose was thought a...