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... he then take another wife and shebear him children: if then the father die, the sons must not partition the estate according to the mothers, they Great Events by Famous Historians, Vol. 1, The ... help, they take pains not to go. The child weeps, the young man isuneasy, the hearts of the old men are in despair, their limbs are bent, they crouch on the earth, they fold theirhands; the courtiers ... there ặgeus dwelt; and the Hermes to the east of the temple there they call the one who is "at the door of Ægeus."But the sons of Pallas, who had previously to this expected that they...
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... and the Pope; the lords and the townsmen hastened thither irritated against the bull, heated by the violence of the royal answer. The membersof the assembly were influenced each by the other ... whether they held estates from the King or not; then theyprayed the King to be allowed to go to the council convoked by the Pope; the King and the barons declaredthemselves formally opposed. The ... God for their success and the overthrow of their enemies; and then, having laden themselves with the spoils of the dead, they returned totheir humble occupations, whence the defence of their country...
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... they are enabled, as Calais is not more thanten miles from Ardres, the frontier of the French, nor farther from Gravelines, the frontier of the imperialists,to join either the one or the other, ... and began the successful colonization of the United States.[25] The next year, the French,supported by their great king Henry IV, made a similar beginning. Quebec was founded by them on the St.Lawrence.[26] ... witnessing. The angel of death seems to hover over them; there is something dreadfulin their rejoicing; their gaudy robes, their mantles, their vases, their fringes of gold, assume the sable hue ofthe...
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... as they can, then they cover themselveswith them, and fasten them by a belt round the waist. When they do not wish to be clothed from the waistupward, they let that half fall which is above the ... which the genius of the age had contrived for The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 41 The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume The Project Gutenberg eBook, The Great Events by Famous ... anchor they saw people on shore hailing them to go thither; they went therewith the boats, and as they were speaking to those people by signs, for they did not understand each otherotherwise,...
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... death."All the nations of the earth were appealed to and they gave generously; but the result was far from being The Great Events by Famous Historians, Vol. 50 The Great Events by Famous Historians, ... Congress very The Great Events by Famous Historians, Vol. 11 naturally declined the offer of the patentees, and the telegraph was thereupon relegated to the domain ofprivate enterprise. The result ... and the plains of the Northern Sahara had been won by his military prowess.A still nobler triumph in the exhibition of moral power was beheld in his dealings with the region called Great Kabylia,...
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... Assembly, page 238. The Great Events by Famous Historians, 10 The Great Events by Famous Historians, The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 11, by VariousThis ... impatience. On the 10th there were only two, and thoseon the other side. On the 11th two again, but one bigger than the other. On the 12th the three reappeared, andon the 13th there were four. ... took the oath without furtherdifficulty. The Bohemians were not long in feeling the effects of the change. Hitherto the hold of the house of Austriaupon the country had been limited to the life...
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... RUDDILLUSTRATIONSVOLUME VIII The Great Events by Famous Historians, Vol. 3 falling unexpectedly on Lord Clifford, revenged the former disaster by the defeat of the party and the death oftheir leader. The hostile ... troops, defended the Kynegesion, and the angle of the city at the head of the port down to St. Demetrius. The importance of the aid which was afforded by the Latins isproved by the fact that of ... contrariety of the motives by which they wereactuated. They granted the Yorkists a general indemnity; and they restored the protectorship to the Duke, butat the same time they renewed their oaths...
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... filled the space between the Humber and the Trent, the Engle followed the curve of the latter river, and struck along the line of its tributary the Soar. Here round the The Great Events by Famous ... drawn from two only of the three tribes whom we saw dwelling by the northern sea, from the Saxons and the jutes. But the main work of conquest was to be done by the third, by the tribe which bore ... they had only invoked the name of the Deity they wouldconsult the public safety, and trust their souls to the mercy of heaven; but they had sworn by the sacred headof the Emperor himself; they...
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... in the West, the rise of Spain, the conquest of the last of the western Saracens at Granada and the rise of the Turks in the East, the rise of Russia, the downfall of the lastvestige of the ... than the beasts with which they herded. Gradually the tradesmen, the middle classes, forced their way to practical equality with the nobles. Then came the turn of the masses to do the same. The ... and great numbers of people surroundedthem. They were asked whether they would have Henry of Lancaster for king. They unanimously exclaimedagainst the proposal It was then demanded whether they...
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... illustrated by the extraordinary fortuneand the contrast of their sons: the two servants of Attila became the fathers of the last Roman Emperor of the West, and of the first Barbarian King of Italy. The ... the person of Serena, the Romans might have respected the niece of Theodosius, the aunt, nay, even the adoptive mother, of the reigning Emperor; but they abhorred the widow of Stilicho; and they ... Alans, the Ostrogoths, and othertribes that were then dwelling along the course of the Danube. The armies of the Roman Emperor that tried tocheck their progress were cut to pieces by them, and...
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... of the proceeds to the society. The chiefs of the society then distributed the common possessions to each, accordingto his needs. They lived in the same quarter. They took their meals together, ... alarm.Then assembling them in the court, and desiring them to hear him with silence, he warned them of theirdifficulties, and their duty under them: "That their sole hope of safety was in their ... quarters by land; the greater part Cæsar put on board the fleet and conveyed them along the Amisia to the ocean. The sea, at firstserene, resounded only with the oars of a thousand ships or their...
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... scratched the oracle which the Delphians had given them, on the forehead of the brazenwolf there, Pericles got a response from the oracle for the Athenians, and carved it on the right side of the same ... reminds usof the taking of the Acropolis of Athens by the Persians, where, likewise, the old men allowed themselves tobe cut down by the Persians.Notwithstanding the improbability of the matter, ... footing, as there was no wall at the top the rock which they stormed was not the Tarpeian, but the Arx when Manlius, who lived there, wasroused by the screaming of the geese: he came to the spot...
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To Live To See the Great Day That Dawn - :Preventing Suicide by American Indian and Alaska Native ppt
... seemed so bigFor all the vital things I had to get and reachAnd yet there is only one great thing, the only thingTo live to see the great day that dawnsAnd the light that fills the world.” — Anonymous InuitIndigenous People’s Literature Web sitehttp://www ... asking themselves the “why” questions, then surely everyone else in the community must be doing the same. Again, parents may not want to talk with others within the community because of their ... suicide by young people and strengthen factors known to help protect them against suicide. e approaches taken by these communities are based on the public health model, which means that they...
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... will lower the priceor purchasing power of the dollar, and thereby increase the levelof prices. A fall in the money supply will do the opposite, lower-ing prices and thereby increasing the purchasing ... disappearquickly from the shelves, and then the retailers, emboldened by a 20 The Mystery of BankingChapter Two.qxp 8/4/2008 11:37 AM Page 20 the price or the purchasing power of the money unit on the Y-axis. ... Continental.” The second brief period wasduring the War of 1812, when the U.S. went off the gold standard by the end of the war, and returned over two years later. The third was during the Civil...
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The Great Events by Famous Historians, Vol. 21 The Recent Days (1910-1914) ppt
... of them are more concerned with the success of their method than with the success of theircause. They would rather not have the vote than fail to win it by the particular brand of agitation they ... asked himwhether he would like to hear the new national anthem, and then and there sang it to him, amid great applausefrom the other occupants of the compartment. In the cafés and theaters of ... population of the duchy took the side of lawfulauthority, thereby calling forth against themselves persecution on the part of the secret leaders of the agitationparty. The upholders of the necessity...
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