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...of dirty hands. My people humble people who expect Nothing.’ la la To Carthage then I came 10 The Waste Land Burning burning burning burning 0 L... ...ena mi fe’, disfecemi Maremma.’ 307. V. St. Augustine’s CONFESSIONS: ‘to Carthage then I came, where a cauldron of unholy loves sang all about mine ...

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... it! ADRIAN: ‘Widow Dido’ said you? you make me study of that: she was of Carthage, not of Tunis. GONZALO: This Tunis, sir, was Carthage. ADRIAN: ... ... This Tunis, sir, was Carthage. ADRIAN: Carthage? GONZALO: I assure you, Carthage. Act II, scene i 22 SEBASTIAN: His word is more than the miracul...

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...scape told of the fresh havoc of an invading army. Utterly blotted out was Carthage. Half demolished, half choked with sand, the city of Dido, the cit... ... to re- fresh the spirits of the French, such as the taking of the fort of Carthage, and now and then a skirmish of some foraging party; but in genera... ...ing for combat. Many who had hid them- selves in the vaults and cellars of Carthage had been dragged out and put to death, and their bodies had aided ... ...r the luxuriant vegetation or the heavy sand-drifts; or columns of the new Carthage lying veiled by acanthus; or remnants of churches destroyed by Gen... ...had come to the brow from which he could see on the one side the valley of Carthage, on the other the bay, he made an exclamation which Richard took f... ...army was almost as much reduced in numbers as it had been by the Plague of Carthage. Charles of Anjou remained himself in the town of T rapani, but kn...

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...r—for that class of Caius Marius who sits upon the ruins of other people’s Carthages, can keep up his spirits well enough. He had looked in at Solomon...

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...l and modera- tion, and to dwell on the example of Poland, much as some alarmists in England dwell on the example of Carthage. The priest and the comm...

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... THE CHARGE.’ ‘AFFRAY IN MISSISSIPPI. ‘On the 27th ult., in an affray near Carthage, Leake county, Mississippi, between James Cottingham and John Wilb... ...re was no hope of his recovery. On the 2nd instant, there was an affray at Carthage between A. C. Sharkey and George Goff, in which the latter was sho...

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... see they are so forward to shoot our enemies. I don’t like that affair of Carthagena; if I had been there, I believe I should have done other-guess t... ... I suppose you have seen the Pillars of Hercules, and perhaps the walls of Carthage. Nay, you may have heard Scylla, and seen Charybdis; you may have ...

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...unded out of every port, and polis, and town in the Mediterranean; except for Carthage. What did Carthage turn into? A supposedly benign trading E... ... of that area into the coffers of a few privileged elite in that small city. Carthage had a completely integrated military industrial complex. The... ...the Greek Peloponnesian wars were going on, and Greece was destroying itself: Carthage was trading all over the Mediterranean, and becoming filthy ri... ... bribed, did he ever get his armies over to Asia Minor safely. Eventually… Carthage was completely destroyed by the Romans. That city was burned ... ...tery, better harvests, and were less warlike than they were. Rome destroyed Carthage for the same reason that comes from greed: envy. Pure envy. ... ...re in that area. The most brutalized. The most vicious haters. Not that Carthage was much better. Recently: 20,000 burial pots with cremated i... ...ts with cremated infant bones in them, were discovered at the site of ancient Carthage. Killing 20,000 babies indicates that these people were not ... ...,000 babies indicates that these people were not very humane either. Why was Carthage the lesser evil? If Carthage had triumphed over Rome: then ... ...eing murdered. From salting the Earth with salt over the burned wreckage of Carthage… Now this modern Romanized Western civilization is salting t...

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... begin to be Of his opinion, when I see cast down Rome, Babylon, Tyre, Carthage, Nineveh, All walls men know, and many never known; And po... ... them like Marius, To sit amidst the ruins of their guilt: For Fame ‘s a Carthage not so soon rebuilt. Perhaps this is as it should be;— it is ...

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...red with hangings and drapery. There he is, like Marius among the ruins of Carthage, his arms folded, his head shaven—Napoleon at Saint-Helena—what yo...

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...self, as has every mortal patriot. Regulus, when he re- turned hopeless to Carthage, trusted that some Horace would tell his story. Each of these men ...

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...ng with other bayous passing Richmond, Louisiana, enter the Mississippi at Carthage twenty-five or thirty miles above Grand Gulf. The Missis- sippi le... ...burned her to the water’s edge. The burning mass, however, floated down to Carthage before grounding, as did also one of the barges in tow. The enemy ... ...four divisions on the 29th of March, by way of Richmond, Louisiana, to New Carthage, hoping that he might capture Grand Gulf before the balance of the... ...but the roads were very bad, scarcely above water yet. Some miles from New Carthage the levee to Bayou Vidal was broken in sev- eral places, overflowi... ... the overflowed inter- val. By the 6th of April McClernand had reached New Carthage with one division and its artillery, the latter ferried through th... ...latter ferried through the woods by these boats. On the 17th I visited New Carthage in person, and saw that the process of getting troops through in t... ...evasse occurred, to Perkins’ planta- tion, eight to twelve miles below New Carthage. This in- creased the march from Milliken’s Bend from twenty-seven... ...titute the centre. 254 Personal Memoirs Fourth.—The order of march to New Carthage will be from right to left. Fifth.—Reserves will be formed by divi... ... de- tailed by corps commanders, to guard the lines from Rich- mond to New Carthage. Eleventh.—General hospitals will be established by the medi- cal ...

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...tands your Pop ulation in the Pampas and Savannas of America; round ancient Carthage, and in the interior of Africa; on both slopes of the Altaic cha...

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...ic example. You all remember his half-pagan, half-Christian bringing up at Carthage, his emigra- tion to Rome and Milan, his adoption of Manicheism an...