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The Lives Of The Twelve Caesars, Volume 4 pot

... 14commanded them to gather up the sea shells, and fill their helmets, and the folds of their dress with them,calling them " ;the spoils of the ocean due to the Capitol and the Palatium." ... from The City when almost two years old. The same considerations must likewise invalidate the evidence of the verses, and the rather, because the author isunknown. The only authority, therefore, ... amusements of the circus and the theatre, were dividedinto factions, who had their favourites among the racers and actors, the former being distinguished by the colour of the party to which they belonged....

The Gulf and Inland Waters The Navy in the Civil War. Volume 3. potx

... was devoted to the cause of the Union, but the allegiance of the two others, both slave-holding, was very doubtful at the time of the outbreakof hostilities. The general course of the Mississippi ... protect them from an enfilading fire, in case the boats should pass their frontand attack them from above. At the time of the fight these batteries were thirty -two feet above the level of the river.General ... Townsend. The intention was tostrengthen the vessels with iron casing at the bows, and to use them with their high speed as rams. The weakness of the sterns of the ironclad boats, their slowness...

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... interpret the kinetic data. A comparison of the two structuresand the experimental data suggested that the differences in the speciﬁcityof the two enzymes may be mainly due to the variation in their ... of the natural cleavage sites for the two enzymes, together with the results of kinetic analysesreported here, indicate that the residues in the P3 andP4 positions of the substrate are the ... underscoring the importance of the interactions between the Tyr OH and the sidechains of Asn174 and Asp148 in TEV protease(Fig. 4A). The importance of these interactions is fur-ther supported by the...

The Diary and Letters of Madame D''''Arblay Volume 1 potx

... persecution ; the managers were rascals ; the defendant was the most deserving and the worstused man in the kingdom. This was the cant of the whole palace, from gold stick in waiting down to the tabledeckers ... pleasure-just as in one countenance the nose is the mostmarked feature, while in others the chief expression lies in the brow, or in the lines of the mouth. But there arevery few countenances in ... on the hoop, gown, andneckhandkerchief. The morning was chiefly spent in rummaging drawers, and laying fine clothes in theirproper places. Then the queen was to be powdered and dressed for the...

The Diary and Letters of Madam D''''Arblay Volume 2 pot

... from the hope of seeing them in my room; and one of the days they bothcame in to speak to him, and were accompanied by the two eldest princesses, who stoodPage 32chatting with me by the door the ... curtsies, totheir royal father, who kissed them very affectionately; they then, as usual every Morning, kissed the queen'shand. The door was thrown open Page 34to the breakfast-room, which ... said, more than the dressing, more than the early rising, more than the whole of the hurry and fatigueof all the rest of a public birthday. She loves the king most tenderly; and there is a something...

The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 1 pot

... 1920.]V THE EUROPEAN WARHOW THE AUSTRIANS WAGED WAR THE SERBIAN PRINCES THE TACTICS OF THE MONTENEGRIN KING THE MAGYARS AND THEIR PRISONERS THE SOUTHERN SLAVS INAUSTRIA-HUNGARY HOW THE WAR ... Venetians on the other. The Hungarian monarch, anxious to have an outlet on the Adriatic, attempted to cajole the Croats intoelecting him as their king, on the score of his being the brother of the wife ... isolation from each other theypreserved their differences. They have, in fact, preserved them, as well as the tribal organization, down to the present day. And then there was Dubrovnik, the stalwart...

The Moral Self potx

... ofmodern moral theories have their source in the way in which the moral self is conceived. Many modern theories take it that there is atheoretical, articulable conception of what a moral self ... action in the way that the intellectually or sociallyconstructed limits of many modern moral theories do, but the criticalreflection which gives rise to these limits can be seen to be the context ... the context in which the moral self is constituted. I conceive of these limits as being constitutive of the moral self. These limits ensure, notmerely that right acts will be done, but they can ensure...

MORAL PRINCIPLES AND MEDICAL PRACTICE, THE BASIS OF MEDICAL JURISPRUDENC potx

... excepted. They need this not only for their own good, but also for the good of their patients and of the community at large. The reasons are these: A. The matters entrusted to their keeping are the ... Who put it there? The only human agents in the matter were its parents. The mother is more accountable for the unfortunate situation than the child. Certainly you could not, to save the child, ... apply the lessons of Jurisprudence in their medical practice. I even suspect that they need to be more conscientious in regard to the dictates of the higher law than any other class of men, the...

Begun and held at the City of Washington on Wednesday, the twenty-third day of January, two thousand and two potx

... persons of the firm,as selected by the Board;(2) evaluate the sufficiency of the quality control systemof the firm, and the manner of the documentation and commu-nication of that system by the firm; ... the attention of the audit committee of the issuer andapproved prior to the completion of the audit by the audit committee or by 1 or more members of the auditcommittee who are members of the ... the size andnature of the business of the accounting firms they supervise and the size and nature of the business of the clients of those firms. The standards applied by the Board under this Act...

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