finest hour the battle of britain 2000 — part i

... These,after their fatherÕs death, which happened in the twenty-fourth year afterhis arrival, buried him in the city which he had built, and then havingdivided the kingdom of Britain among them, retired ... being ambitious of the Trang 4sovereignty of the whole island Mempricius, impatient to attain his ends,enters into treaty with Malim, under colour of making a compositionwith him, and, having ... was the first after Brutus who invaded Gaul with afleet, and distressed its provinces by killing their men and laying wastetheir cities; and having by these means enriched himself with an infinitequantity

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... wasburied in the City of Legions, which, after his fatherÕs death, heornamented with buildings and fortified with walls Chapter 13 Guithelin, reigning after Gurgiunt Brabtruc, the Martian law is instituted ... of the island of Britain, heinquired of those about him what country it was, and what peopleinhabited it Then fixing his eyes upon the ocean, as soon as he wasinformed of the name of the kingdom ... metropolis of Dimetia;but after the invasion of the Romans it lost its first name, and was calledthe City of Legions, from the Roman legions which used to take up theirwinter quarters in it He

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... succeededhim in the kingdom In his reign a certain king of the Picts, namedRodric, came from Scythia with a great fleet, and arrived in the northpart of Britain, which is called Albania, and began ... enjoy their own with quiet, but also bindingthem to him by his continual bounty and munificence Chapter 19 Lucius is the first British king that embraces the Christian faith, together with his ... they had obtained a confirmation, they returnedagain to Britain, accompanied with many others, by whose doctrine theBritish nation was in a short time strengthened in the faith Their namesand

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... accept of the island of Britain, if it had beenoffered me; for I do not think there was anywhere a more fruitfulcountry while it enjoyed peace and tranquillity But now, since thecalamities that ... pretendingthere was a rumour, that the neighbouring islanders designed aninvasion of the kingdom This being granted him, he placed his owncreatures in those cities, to secure them for himself Then ... had a suspicion, that this piece of villainy was wholly the contrivance ofVortigern, and that the Picts were only his instruments to execute it.Others again as positively asserted his innocence

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... hasobliged me to undertake the translation of MerlinÕs prophecies out ofBritish into Latin, before I had made an end of the history which I hadbegun concerning the acts of the British kings For ... philosophers in Britain, I must take the liberty tosay, that you yourself, if the business of your high station would giveyou leisure, are capable of furnishing us with loftier productions of thiskind than ... shall find unpolished, or otherwise faulty init.Chapter 3 The prophecy of Merlin As Vortigern, king of the Britons, was sitting upon the bank of thedrained pond, the two dragons, one of which was

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... mystical stones, and of a medicinal virtue Thegiants of old brought them from the farthest coast of Africa, and placedthem in Ireland, while they inhabited that country Their design in thiswas ... Britons bring over the GiantÕs dance into Britain, At that time Gillomanius, a youth of wonderful valour, reigned inIreland; who, upon the news of the arrival of the Britons in his kingdom,levied a ... down the stones with an incrediblefacility, and gave directions for carrying them to the ships, and placingthem therein This done, they with joy set sail again, to return to Britain;where they

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... 2allow them the enjoyment of a small part of the country, since they werewilling to bear the yoke which he should impose upon them The kingwas moved at the manner of their delivering this petition, ... found in any other part of the pond but their own Hetold him likewise of another pond in Wales, near the Severn, called bythe country people Linligwan, into which when the sea flows, it receives it ... Paris There having recruitedhis army, he fortified the city, and resolved to stand another engagementwith Arthur But while he was thinking of strengthening himself withauxiliary forces in the

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... alsoQuintus Milvius and Marius Lepidus, senators On the part of theBritons, Holdin, king of the Ruteni, Leodegarius of Bolonia, and threeconsuls of Britain, Cursalem of Caicester, Galluc of Salisbury, ... sides were as great as if it was the beginning of thebattle Arthur continued to do great execution with his own hand, andencouraged the Britons to maintain the fight, as Lucius Tiberius did theRomans, ... length, the Britons, joining in aclose body, and sustaining patiently the assaults of the Romans, retired to the main body of their army with Petreius: which they had no soonerdone, than they again

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... his court they might learn the discipline of war, and other princely qualifications. This prince, therefore, received them graciously, and admitted them to an intimacy with him: so that there was ... sudden, which dispersed the ships of his companions, and in a short time left no two of them together. The pilot of the kingÕs ship was seized immediately with so great a fear, that quitting the stern, ... Edwin, after this victory, led his army through the provinces of the Britons, and burning the cities before him, grievously afflicted the citizens and country people. During this exercise of his

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... uncertain, even science writing Your best bet is just to keep asking: What do I want to say? Am I saying it? Is it working? When it isn’t working, do something intelligent In editing, your initial concern ... of us tend to think of editing as “fix-ing” what is off.We forget the other half of the job, and maybe the more important half—retaining and strength-ening what is good The better to retain it, ... forty-two is highly readable A newspa-per reader runs his eye right down the middle of the col-umn with no significant left-to-right movement, there-fore no chance of losing his place Readability is

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... his head down the whole idea, the whole town, the whole anything traditions of the past exactly pinpoint a friend of mine a sense of relative proportion driven primarily by her feelings fit the ... abstractions, many of which will be flagged by words ending with -ation or -ization.Where possible, re-phrase the idea in terms of people, using active verbs Be especially vigilant in science writing, ... recovering from timid writing may experience using a new and powerful technique as showing off or overwriting If you are avoiding emotional issues, you will get pub-lished anyway The price you pay is

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... to learning chemistry: The first one—I haven’t read anything about it, most of it is intuitive—is how symbols become tyrannical and intim-idating I’ll move back and forth I’d like to give you ... topic? Out If they are fascinating, give them to the editor as possi-ble sidebars No editor in his right mind will pass up a tasty sidebar Have you written a lot of background working up to the ... Can the editor do that? Not likely From the writer’s point of view, the beauty of Rob’s con-cept is that it makes editing impersonal, therefore easier to take Edits are not criticisms Writers

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... Williams, of the army, as emissaries to offer to the Baratarian outlaws the most enticing terms andthe most liberal rewards, provided they would enlist in the service of the British in their invasion ... acontinual terror to the British sentinels and outposts Clad in their brown hunting-dress, they were indistinguishable in the bush, while with their long rifles they picked off some of the British ... the landing of the enemy The retreat of the Kentucky militia, which, considering their position, the deficiency of theirarms, and other causes, may be excusable; and the panic and confusion introduced

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... there were four brigades inthe First similarly formed, in reserve, one hundred and fifty paces in the rear of the line of their respectiveDivisions That is, the line of the Corps, exclusive of ... reference tothe strength of the lines, and the intermixing of infantry and artillery From this, you may get a notion of thewhole The Third Corps Gen Sickles the remainder of it arriving upon the field ... of a direct line passing through the extremities of the wings.Thus it could be readily sent to any part of the line The Sixth Corps Gen Sedgwick did not arrive upon thefield until some time in

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... advisinghim of their discovery, and the remainder of the day was spent in impatient awaiting his arrival Trang 19CHAPTER III.At 10 o'clock at night the officer of the guard spoke to the General in a whisper, ... Trained Indian Warriors Implicit Confidence of Officers and Men in One AnotherNerves Them to the Task 29 Trang 5by One of the She Devils Rallying Cries of White Bird and Looking Glass The Soldiers ... valley in which the troops had beenmoving opened out into what is known as the Big Hole, that is, the valley of the Big Hole River This is abeautiful prairie basin, fifteen miles wide, and sixty miles

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... colonies, the traffic soon began to wane The simple fact is that the rigour of the climate and theseverity of the winters of New England made the life of the African brief The slave was the child ... Civil War there was a strong anti-slaverysentiment When the first meeting was held in Baltimore to organize the Abolition Society, eighty-five abolition societies in various counties of Southern ... the press It could nothave been otherwise In Palestine two opposing civilizations came into collision, one the Hebrew and theother the Philistine, and the Philistine went down In Holland the Dutchmen,

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... divisions of cavalry and the three divisions of infantry composing Cheatham's corps, while four more divisions of infantry were within easy supporting distance In brief, ten of the twelve divisions, ... after they had gone in the morning, by the rail barricades they had built, and by the remains of their bivouac fires, and he very positively asserted that no part of their line, facing the pike, ... written by interested generals of both sides, and by their partisan friends, to mislead as to the real situation With no personal friendships or enmities to subserve, it is the intention of this

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... production of (i) a letter of indemnity, (ii) an affidavit, (iii) a letter of disclaimer on affidavit, and (iv) a certificate of death of the depositor on stamped paper, in the forms as in Annexures ... proof:- Birth Certificate issued by the Municipal authority/ Gram Panchayat/District Office of the Registrar of Births and Deaths; Voter Identity Card issued by the Election Commission of India; ... eligible to subscribe under the scheme within a period of one month of the date of this notification, subject to the fulfilment of other specified conditions: Provided further that the retired

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... reconstructing, reconditioning, repairing, servicing, refitting, finishing or demolishing of buildings or structures; or (x) farming, feeding, rearing, treating, nursing, caring, and stocking of living ... 3 - (iii) developing, fixing, and washing exposed photographic or cinematographic film or paper to produce either a negative image or a positive image; or (iv) printing, publishing, finishing, ... PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, EXTRAORDINARY PART-II, SECTION-3, SUB-SECTION (i)] MINISTRY OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS Notification New Delhi, dated the 3rd June, 2011 G.S.R 429(E) - In exercise of

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... however,international law then emphatically disassociates from the primitive bybecoming the authoritative, master discipline which identifies, placesand expels the primitive The implications of the disconcerting ... respects, while the discipline of international lawitself bore disconcerting connections with the primitive The primitivewas not so much outside international law awaiting its ordering minis-trations, ... uncivi-lized The whole edifice of positivist jurisprudence is based on this ini-tial exclusion, this determination that certain societies are beyond thepale of civilization Furthermore, it is clear

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