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... Court ; ' and again , he makes the very just observation that the intellectual mind of Alexander was towards literature , poetry , and history , rather than to scientific studies . ' Humboldt makes the following remarks : - The belief ...
... Court . Paul V. ( Borghese ) objected to it , but still the project was submitted to a Junta of Theologians , and the conditions were drawn up and placed in Digby's hands . Then , however , all sorts of doubts and apprehensions crossed ...
... Court of Chancery for receiving a mode- rate portion in case captives should be made ; and the residue was applied to increase the income and number of the scholars . ( Attorney - General v . the Bishop of Llandaff , 2 Mylne and Keen's ...
... Court , and the uncertainty of constitutional principles and precedents , collected through our long and various history , a calm bystander might presage that the ensuing reign would not pass without dis- turbance , nor , perhaps , end ...
... Court wished to avoid . The concessions made as a matter of favour to Foreign Ambassadors and others amounted in fact to setting aside the law of the land at the dis- cretion of the King . Bassompierre tells us in his ' Mémoires ...