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... Surrey CONTENTS x Gliders 621 The Wright brothers 622 European pioneers 624 Military and commercial applications 626 The inter-war years 629 The Second World War 6 32 Demise of the flying-boat 633 Expansion of civil ... here to acknowledge the generosity of the Trustees of the Science Museum for permission to reproduce over 60 of the illustrations contained in this book and thank the staff of the Science Museum ... 966 21 . Weapons and Armour 967 Charles Messenger Prehistoric weapons 967 The bronze age and classical era 968 The Dark Ages 971 The age of chivalry 9 72 The introduction of gunpowder 975 The Renaissance...

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... with the ability to trace effects (upon themselves) to causes in the physical activities of other beings, but without the ability to see these activities as the outcomes of the mental states of the other ... by the activity of something external (rather than in the sense of positively seeing its activity as being uncaused by the activity of all other things). The reaction of taking vengeance, of ... book. There is, however, a further point of the parsley example—other than displaying the causal role of episodic thought—which is the main one in the present context. The ¹³ I discuss the relation...

... as the 20 02 decision of the House of Lords in Secretary of State for the Home Department v. Rehman 17 is unbroken. In the last decision, the House of Lords articulated an understanding of the ... 484. The case was Sprigg v. Sigcau [1897] AC 23 8. 16 Foxton, ‘R v. Halliday’, 485. judges and the politics of the rule of law 23 evicted because of the abhorrence of other members towards apartheid and ... king the administrative state seriously’, focuses on the role of the executive in maintaining the rule of law. Chapter 4,‘Theunityof public law’, weaves the threads of the entire argument of the...

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... the 1960s, after the ravages of the wars of the first half of the century, there was a time of exploration of nature’s beauty, perhaps as an antidote. The public were captivated by the work of ... cohe- sion in the hunt (Thackeray, 20 05). We can picture the scene before the hunt. The men in the tribe had learned of the whereabouts of a herd of mammoths, they withdrew to an inner part of the caves, ... earlier in the biblical Old Testament book of Job, in which it was written ‘Ask the beasts and they shall teach thee, and the fowls of the air, and they shall teach thee’ (Job, Chapter 12, Vs 7). 20 2...

... Sylvius Aeneas, the son of Aeneas, the uncle of Brutus, and the third king of the Latins. 22 Geoffrey of Monmouth it not to them, but pardon it; since it is the common sentiment of every captive, ... this time Eli the priest governed in Judea, and the ark of the covenant was taken by the Philistines. At the same time, also, the sons of Hector, after the expulsion of the posterity of Antenor, reigned ... all the provinces, forced the giants to fly into the caves of the mountains, and divided the country among them according to the directions of their commander. After this they began to till the...