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... in the’ eternal sight; But hence deriveth not necessity, More then the tall ship, hurried down the flood, Doth from the vision, that reflects the sce... ...ast, along the cross, William, and Renard, and Duke Godfrey drew My ken, and Robert Guiscard. And the soul, Who spake with me among the other lights D... ...dosso di questo cerchio,” &c. Convito di Dante, Opere, t. i. p. 48, ed. Ven. 1793. “Upon the back of this circle, in the heaven of Venus, whereof we ... ...s them, and he was much in favour with all.” 1. viii. c. 13. His brother Robert, king of Naples, was the friend of Petrarch. v. 60. The left ban... ...ragon, in 1282 v. 81. My brother’s foresight.] He seems to tax his brother Robert with employing necessitous and greedy Catalonians to administer t... ...re necessitates that future than does the image, reflected in the sight by a ship sailing down a stream, necessitate the motion of the vessel.” v. 43.... ...mentum, videns allum discipulum cunctantem ad ostium .” Opere de Dante, Ven. 1793. T. ii. P. 146. CANTO XXV v. 6. The fair sheep fold.] Florence, whe... ... Introduction to the New Testament, translated by Dr. Marsh, ed. Cambridge, 1793. V. iv. c. 26. 1, 2, 3. v. 35. As Jesus.] In the transfiguratio...

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...ach elector cast two votes. The Chancellor of New York and fellow Freemason, Robert R. Livingston administered the oath of office. The Bible on which ... ...gton SECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESS IN THE CITY OF PHILA DELPHIA MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1793 President Washington’s second oath of office was taken in the Senate... ...seven years chiefly among them, and a sincere desire to preserve the friend ship which has been so much for the honor and interest of both nations; i... ...sides of every bay and river as high up in each as it might be navigable for ships of war. By these fortifica tions, supported by our Navy, to which ... ...e neutral, they would be found eminently useful, as, by keeping their public ships at a distance from our cities, peace and order in them would be pre... ...ddition. The oath of office was admin istered by Chief Justice Earl Warren. Robert Frost read one of his poems at the ceremony. VICE P RESIDENT J OHN...

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...o such a strange recorder I beheld, In evolution moving, horse nor foot, Nor ship, that tack’d by sign from land or star. With the ten demons on ... ... to have exceeded one modius.” Livy, Hist. v. 12. Guiscard’s Norman steel.] Robert Guiscard, who conquered the kingdom of Naples, and died in 1110. ... ...our talk by journeying. Still we spake, And urg’d our travel stoutly, like a ship When the wind sits astern. The shadowy forms, That seem’d things dea... ...eaflets. On the car with all his might He struck, whence, staggering like a ship, it reel’d, At random driv’n, to starboard now, o’ercome, And now to... ...ur Poet with another comparison in his Convito Opere, t. i. p 34. Ediz. Ven. 1793. v. 110. Manfredi. King of Naples and Sicily, and the natural son ... ...rhood of Florence, and he was afterwards patronized by Pope Benedict XI and Robert King of Naples, and enjoyed the society and friendship of Dante, w... ...entioned in our Poet’s “Convito.” Opere di Dante, t. i. p. 173 Venez. 8vo. 1793. And Tiraboschi supposes him to have been the same Gherardo with who... ...apet, who came to the throne of France in 987, was however the grandson of Robert, who was the brother of Eudes, King of France in 888. v. 52. Al... ...dosso di questo cerchio,” &c. Convito di Dante, Opere, t. i. p. 48, ed. Ven. 1793. “Upon the back of this circle, in the heaven of Venus, whereof we ...

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...our talk by journeying. Still we spake, And urg’d our travel stoutly, like a ship When the wind sits astern. The shadowy forms, That seem’d things dea... ...eaflets. On the car with all his might He struck, whence, staggering like a ship, it reel’d, At random driv’n, to starboard now, o’ercome, And now to... ...ur Poet with another comparison in his Convito Opere, t. i. p 34. Ediz. Ven. 1793. v. 110. Manfredi. King of Naples and Sicily, and the natural son ... ...rhood of Florence, and he was afterwards patronized by Pope Benedict XI and Robert King of Naples, and enjoyed the society and friendship of Dante, w... ...entioned in our Poet’s “Convito.” Opere di Dante, t. i. p. 173 Venez. 8vo. 1793. And Tiraboschi supposes him to have been the same Gherardo with who... ...apet, who came to the throne of France in 987, was however the grandson of Robert, who was the brother of Eudes, King of France in 888. v. 52. Al... ... deposed and made a monk in 751. v. 57. My son.] Hugh Capet caused his son Robert to be crowned at Orleans. v. 59. The Great dower of Provence.] ... ...ed into many scandalous practices, for the sake of attaining state and lord ship.” G. Villani, 1. viii. c. 96. The character of Corso is forcibly ...

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...yball partner, and Wes Cohen, a leading empiricist—all left their marks. Dr. Robert Cook-Deegan, leader of Duke’s Center for Public Genomics, and my w... ...e “Persian wheel”—a string of buckets to move water. The display of scholar- ship is effortless and without artifice. If the device existed to move wat... ...ce as an agent of enlightenment through publication of his ideas. The law of 1793 accomplished this task of synthe- sis through political negotiation ... ...arket logic to migrate to new areas, disrupting traditional social relation- ships and perhaps even views of the self, or the relationship of human be... ... Costs Theory of Patent Law,” Ohio State Law Journal 66 (2005): 473–509; and Robert Merges, “A T ransactional View of Property Rights,” Berkeley Techn... ... Buchanan, Ronald H. Coase, Linda R. Cohen, Milton Friedman, Jerry R. Green, Robert W. Hahn, Thomas W. Hazlett, C. Scott Hemphill, Robert E. Litan, Ro...

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...an of orthodox Socialism.]Here in the year 1844 began his lifelong friend- ship with Engels, who had been hitherto in business in Manchester, where he... ...’s ideas are largely derived. Perhaps more important than any of these was Robert Owen.] In 1845 Marx was expelled from Paris and went with Engels to ... ...He endeavored to rouse the people to revolutionary resistance like that of 1793, and became involved in an abortive attempt at revolt in Lyons. The Fr... ...nt day only four national syndicats” (ib., p. 66).] Under the able leader- ship of Pelloutier, the Federation des Bourses prospered more than the C. G... ...ms at abolish- ing the present economic status and existing private owner- ship of most things; but while Collectivism would substitute ownership by e...