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... gasoline and food prices, air and water pollutions, the scarcity of natural resources, the excess of wastes and their proper disposal, and even some wars. In the year 2020 Commander Lemuel Gulliver XVI returns from a twenty year odyssey around the solar system, searching for sites where the world's excess people can be re-located. He found none. On his return he vows to s...

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...e or producing or watching child pornography have? What about pornography involving women—as things—as objects to be used. A female writer in Norway... ...hasn‘t sent any messengers lately. But he listens to prayers, approves of wars, and allows natural disasters. ―How we define the Creator may h... ...o me that in the last hundred years the insecurity brought on by all your wars, the decline in the extended family relationships, and the marketing o... ...deo-Christian-Muslim God in allowing so many deaths to innocent people in wars and natural disasters. They often also may evaluate the lack of mercy ... ... are supposedly educated! ―About twenty years ago I took a case involving ex post facto to the Supreme Court. (78a) A California teacher w... ... adopt cruelty towards each other. ―Then there was the situation involving Jesus in Matthew 8 verses 28 to 33. He was near Gaderenes when t... ...new about the existence of the ovum which wasn‘t discovered until 1827 in Prussia. And the little publicized discovery of Dr. Martin Berry of 1843 t...

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...from our opposing thumbs. This entire evolutionary development and process involving millions of years: left the bottom half of our ancestors rel... ...evolving and not our bodies. Until. hominids could focus narrowly upon a task involving a high degree of hand-eye coordination and this adaptive tra... ... trait became its primary means of survival... all as an evolutionary process involving millions of years. The concentrated pyramidal focus needed f... ... how and why the battle for territory was born and developed into raiding and wars… Overpopulation and the urge to keep moving, the addiction to see... ... elite of all human societies spent their time during the last 12,000 years. Wars, hunting, feasting, and wallowing in ease, neglecting their own c... ...lture. The culture of lions is based upon hatred, blood-letting and constant wars and battles against all other animal species in their territory. ... ... They had barely risen out of 1,000 years of a Teutonic warrior culture. The Prussian military culture of the Junkers was a warrior culture. The Na... ... of a newly created nation that had been founded on the glory or war and the Prussian model of military might. It was all poisoned from the beginn... ... Entities and the Alternative centuries. The formation of Germany using Prussia as the social model, Germany as a modern nation was new: creat...

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...stance ill a great drought, he won over the entire island to Christianity. Wars gave way to peace, resulting in increased prosperity, the intro- ducti... ...s are im- bued with a false idea of morals ; lying and deceit are rampant; wars, and especially brutality, abound. Most of this moral deg- radation is... ... wrenched out of its place and made a serious, often a desperate, businesB involving the activity of a few picked nnd highly trained men, to win the g... ...Twentieth Century (Prof. Morton). 13. Tho "Greatness" of Fred- erick II of Prussia (Prof. Good- rich). 14. The Roman Catholic Church and ''Modernity" ... ...incoln the Citizen," in Jesup Hall on Friday evening. Mr. JeHup's address, involving as it did the highest ideals of citizen- ship, was peculiarly int... ...rtmouth as we regard Amherst now. Granted that these so-called "ath- letic wars" look foolish enough to outsiders, does it not seem far the most sensi... ...is wonderful structure for securing pure amateurism can be removed without involving the whole structure in the fate that befell that historical one- ...

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...efforts of disloyal citizens of the United States to involve us in foreign wars, to aid an inexcusable insurrection, have been unavailing. Her Britan... ...now rapidly improving part of the country. A novel and important question, involving the extent of the maritime jurisdiction of Spain in the waters wh... ...discriminating duties of tonnage and impost’ and to equalize the duties on Prussian vessels and their cargoes,” it is provided that upon satisfactory ... ...elopments have manifested themselves, such as have not been seen in former wars; and among these manifestations nothing has been more remarkable than ... ...fforts, under favor of that privilege, to embroil our coun- try in foreign wars. The desire and determination of the gov- ernments of the maritime st... ...about to be tried for desertion. He is the son of our present minister to Prussia, who is a close personal friend of Senator Trumbull and myself. We... ...he question of guilt, bear a far different aspect. That on this contract, involving some twelve hundred thousand dollars, the contractors would plan,...

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...ies, when the services of competent public officers were available, and by involving the government in a vast number of contracts with persons not leg... ...ion has been made especially to Great Britain, to France, to Spain, and to Prussia. In each case it has been kindly received, but has not yet been for... ...asures. Our relations with Great Britain, France, Spain, Portugal, Russia, Prussia, Denmark, Sweden, Austria, the Netherlands, Italy, Rome, and the ot... ...y said that these safeguards had been adopted and applied during the civil wars and during our Revolution, instead of af- ter the one and at the close... ...its application in all respects the same in cases of rebellion or invasion involving the public safety as it is in times of profound peace and public ... ...itution is different in its application in cases of rebellion or invasion, involving the public safety, from what it is in times of profound peace and...

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...an always does. Public opinion cannot force that kind of men to go to the wars. When they go it is for other reasons. Other spirit contenting reasons... ...r blue squares. ( Image not avail able—ed.) Henry VII. had no liking for wars and turbulence; he preferred peace and quiet and the general prosperit... ...n. The highest peaks of the Karakorum range. The number of universities in Prussia. Why are the tops of mountains continually covered with snow [sic]?... ...in and other millinery so that Columbus could discover America. The Indian wars were very desecrating to the country. The Indians pursued their warfar... ... and the Courts at Westminster, nothing short of employment in some career involving con stant contact with legal questions and general legal work W... ...ance points out, “would require nothing short of employment in some career involving constant contact with legal questions and general legal work.” ...

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...of some distinguished re- ward. But the effort to complete a certain work, involving immense labor, before the departure of the Emperor for Spain caus... ...Spain with the order of the Golden Fleece of Austria. “Providence,” said a Prussian diplomatist, “took care to frustrate the profanation.” After Brida... ... not marry a third time it was no doubt the fault of the times. During the wars of the Empire, marrying men found rich and handsome girls too easily t... ...d; he had a strong chill upon him, and his teeth chattered. “Starvation in Prussia!” he cried, looking about him. “Noth- ing to eat or drink?—and my t... ...es in Issoudun. The Cottereaux, the Routiers, the Jacquerie, the religious wars and the Revolution did away with the nobility. The town is proud of th... ...e antagonists and their four seconds made it a point of honor that a duel, involving so large a fortune, and the repu- tation of two men noted for the...

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...au, was drafted into the militia, and won the rank of captain early in the wars of the Revolution. At the battle of T rebia, Macdonald called for volu... ... courts of the Seine,—courts which take cogni- zance of all civil contests involving sums above a certain amount. The eldest, who was in the wholesale... ...o draw the plans—we would rather work for a bourgeois than for the King of Prussia, that is to say for ourselves. I will now take the dimensions, the ... ...tteau is going to spend a hundred thou- sand francs on his ball, and he is involving his whole fortune, against my advice, in that speculation in land... ...he judge can echo the atrocious saying of the Minister, — ”Order reigns in Warsaw.” Du Tillet meant to compass Cesar’s commercial death. The 243 Balz...

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... great enterprises, and the nobles ex- hausting their resources by private wars, the lower orders were enriching themselves by commerce. The influence... ... which has not turned to the advantage of equality. The Cru- sades and the wars of the English decimated the nobles and divided their possessions; the... ... their citizens. It would be ridiculous to compare the American was to the wars of the French Revolution, or the efforts of the Americans to those of ... ...e laws; and the President may frequently change his line of policy without involving the State in difficulty or destruction. Whatever the prerogatives... ... and, in our own time, in the Germanic Confederation, in which Austria and Prussia assume a great degree of influence over the whole country, in the n... ...01 Tocqueville No great change takes place in human institutions with- out involving amongst its causes the law of inheritance. When the law of primog...

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...ad hitherto been unattainable. With- out warning or preparation, increment involving countless possibilities of further increment was coming to the st... ...r own times, we could suppose Brixton ravaged and Hampstead burnt in civil wars for the succession to the throne, or Cheapside a lane of death and the... ...same type with the slightest modifications in the Pas de Calais or Rhenish Prussia or New Jersey or North Italy. No doubt you would find it in New Jap... ...ities, improving all the facilities of life, making great fleets, wag- ing wars, while this aimless decadence remains the quality of the biological ou... ... my vision that night, stretched new cen- turies of confusion, vast stupid wars, hastily conceived laws, foolish temporary triumphs of order, lapses, ...

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...ed cellar-plots and cabi- net meetings and labor conferences in Persia and Prussia, Rome and Boston, and the orators who deemed them- selves internati... ...eep warm when she sends blizzards. So we raise the devil just for pleasure—wars, politics, race-hatreds, labor-disputes. Here in Gopher Prairie we’ve ... ....” It was Miles Bjornstam who said, “I can’t figure it out. I’m opposed to wars, but still, seems like Germany has got to be licked because them Junke... ...and that mean old Simons ought to give you one.” He hymned the old unhappy wars in which he had been Achilles and the mellifluous Nestor, yet gone his... ...o be witty at our expense.” There was weeping. Carol did desire to see the Prussian autocracy defeated; she did persuade herself that there were no au... ...ated; she did persuade herself that there were no autocracies save that of Prussia; she did thrill to motion-pictures of troops embarking in New York;... ... renewed courage, that amiable contempt called poise. Her glimpse of tasks involving millions of people and a score of nations reduced Main Street fro...

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...e every constitutional method to prevent the evil from becoming larger and involving more negroes, more white men, more soil, and more States in its d... ...ad about it was when that policy prevailed in this government which he now wars upon, he might then, perhaps, have been brought to a more just appreci... ...a translation of an instruction to the minister of his Majesty the King of Prussia accredited to this government, and a copy of a note to that ministe... ...y him, would be considered rather as the expression of a sentiment than as involving any constitutional question. Mr. Hall, of Missouri, thought that ...

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... hardly less so. Nay , in the suspense and mystery of the latter question, involving that of where you may be now, there is a solemnity even added to ... ...s, but if so, it was equally the weakness, I believe, of King Frederick of Prussia.’ These remarks being offered to Mr George Sampson, who had not the... ...imultaneously , on his being taken with a shivering fit after bathing. The Wars of the Jews, likewise languishing under Mr Wegg’s generalship, Mr Boff... ...terable names of incompre- hensible peoples, of impossible descent, waging wars any num- ber of years and syllables long, and carrying illimitable hos... ...en legs to salute, hat in hand, ship-shape, with the gallantry of a man-of-warsman and a heart of oak. It was a pleasant sight, in the midst of the go...

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...is relations to his enemies instead of to his friends. The class-war, like wars between nations, produces two op- posing views, each equally true and ... ...ready in 1842 he became editor of a newspaper, which was suppressed by the Prussian Government early in the following year on account of its ad- vance... ...d force. In June, 1849, his paper was suppressed, and he was expelled from Prussia. He returned to Paris, but was expelled from there also. This led h... ...ionaries to de- stroy the three oppressive monarchies, Russia, Austria and Prussia. Marx attacked him in print, saying, in effect, that the movement f... ...o ordinary citizens. In its general doctrines there is nothing essentially involving violent methods or a virulent hatred of the rich, and many who ad... ...st. Their outlook on life is the very reverse of pacifist, but they oppose wars between States on the ground that these are not fought for objects tha... ...oint Committee of Parliament and the Guild Congress for decid- ing matters involving the interests of consumers and produc- ers alike. The view of the... ... inter- national relations may be taken to be two: First, the avoidance of wars, and, second, the prevention of the oppression of weak nations by stro... ..., neat, 111 Bertrand Russell giving a stimulus to industrious habits, and involving no waste of a sort that could be tabulated in statistics or accou...

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... us from the past, with solemn approval, after the close of the Napoleonic wars and before the series of sanguinary surprises held in reserve by the n... ...d injustice, cannot well be exaggerated. The nineteenth century began with wars which were the issue of a corrupted revolution. It may be said that th... ...ying contest, which for endless, arduous toil of killing surpasses all the wars 75 Joseph Conrad of history. It has a base for its operations; a base... ...n the very early sixties, Prince Bismarck, then about to leave his post of Prussian Minister in St. Petersburg, called—so the story goes—upon another ... ...d by her duality, can only speak to her in an uncertain, bilingual phrase. Prussia, grown in something like forty years from an almost pitiful dependa... ...e note of your welt-politik which desires to live. The German eagle with a Prussian head looks all round the horizon, not so much for something to do ... ...ll possible accidents of the sea. But suppose a collision out on the ocean involving damage as extensive as this one was, and suppose then a gale of w... ... speeds, and it ought to be remembered that in case of a big liner’s loss, involving many lives, she is gen- erally sunk by a ship much smaller than h...

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...the law lords would leave the business of legislation, except on questions involving politi cal principles and interests, to the professional legisla... ...e tragical fate of the second Edward and the second Richard, and the civil wars and dis turbances of the reigns of John and his incapable successor. ... ...isites are not fulfilled by the expedient of a limitation of the suffrage, involving the compulsory ex clusion of any portion of the citizens from a ... ...e justified in dismissing him at the first moment when a ques tion arises involving these, and on which there is not so as sured a majority for what... ...ng and dispos ing them for such an equal union. The German colony of East Prussia is cut off from Germany by part of the ancient Poland, and being to... ... federally united as to their relations with for eigners, both to prevent wars among themselves, and for the sake of more effectual protection agains... ...or so much as a uniform coinage, and has served only to give Aus tria and Prussia a legal right of pouring in their troops to assist the local sovere... ...gard to external concerns, the Bund would make all Germany a dependency of Prussia if there were no Austria, and of Austria if there were no Prussia; ... ...ch a federation is more likely to be a cause than a preventive of internal wars; and if such was not its effect in Switzerland until the events of the...

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... maintain its environment in a favorable condition, a process incidentally involving the ruthless destruction or subjection of its competitors for the... ...ply (assumed to be limited) of subsistence available. We 9 GB Shaw taught Prussia this religion; and Prussia bettered our instruc- tion so effectivel... ...t we presently found ourselves confronted with the necessity of destroying Prussia to prevent Prussia de- stroying us. And that has just ended in each... ... writing these words contains a calculation that no less than twenty-three wars are at present being waged to confirm the peace, England is no longer ... ...o write; for me, another comedy to stage. Perhaps, after all, that is what wars are for, and what historians and playwrights are for. If men will not ...

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...ecurity that can be devised against hostilities from abroad. The number of wars which have happened or will happen in the world will always be found t... ...ed treaties with no less than six foreign nations, and all of them, except Prussia, are maritime, and therefore able to annoy and injure us. She has a... ..., which affect only the mind of the sovereign, often lead him to engage in wars not sanctified by justice or the voice and interests of his people. Bu... ...e, and that those three were almost constantly em- broiled in quarrels and wars with one another. Notwithstand- ing their true interest with respect t... ...nning through every part of the society, cannot be particularized, without involving a detail too tedious and uninteresting to compensate for the inst... ...ce them, alto- gether abortive, or attended with slaughter and desolation, involving the innocent with the guilty; of general inbecility, confusion, a... ...very near being made prisoner by the elec- tor of Saxony. The late king of Prussia was more than once pitted against his imperial sovereign; and commo... ... an objection to the principle of a guaranty in the federal government, as involving an officious interference in the domestic concerns of the members...

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...t folio volume, in which were entered all the charges, of whatever nature, involving any serious ten- dency—in fact, all that exceeded a misdemeanor—i... ... are so far superior to any which the continent produces, that the present Prussian minister at our court is in the habit of questioning a man’s right... ...d countenanced by innumer- able books) as to the true historical origin of wars in many notorious instances. If these had arisen on trivial impulses, ... ...d them. If a man has once persuaded himself, that long, costly, and bloody wars had arisen upon a point of ceremony, upon a personal pique, upon a has... ...so flexible to any stern counter-volition as those must be supposed, whose wars argued so much of vicious levity. The inference is unexceptionable: it... ... trade in slaves. And one thing is clear, that when all the causes of war, involving manifest injustice, are banished by the force of European opinion... ...fe. Immanuel Kant,* the second of six children, was born at Königsberg, in Prussia, a city at that time containing about fifty thousand inhabitants, o... ...ns of Europe for more than half a century. It was dedicated to the King of Prussia, but never reached him—having, in fact, never been published.* From...

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...tory of his Own Time , though I cared little for anything in it except the wars and battles; and the his torical part of the Annual Register, from t... ... for me from Mr. Bentham left off. I felt a lively interest in Frederic of Prussia during his difficulties, and in Paoli, the Corsican patriot; but wh... ...rossed all the interest in my mind which I had previously felt in the mere wars and conquests of the Romans. I dis cussed all the constitutional poin... ...son to fears, wishes, and affections, which enable them to accept a theory involving a contradiction in terms, prevents them from perceiving the logic... ...the education and mental improvement of all ranks of the people, under the Prussian monarchy, than under the English representative government: and he... ...any active concern in temporary politics, and from any literary occupation involving personal communication with contributors and others, I was enable... ...hest, next to that of Secretary, in the East India Company’s home service, involving the general superintendence of all the correspon dence with the ...

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...at concerns of life work out with a very little analysis to that, even our wars, our orgies of destruction, have, at the back of them, a claim, an int... ...their parents. Over great areas homogeneous traditions held, and it needed wars and conquests, or it needed missionaries and persecu- tors and conflic... ... body reveal the history as an affair of dated events, a record of certain wars and battles, and legislative and social matters quite beyond the scope... ...is present German efficiency was paralleled in the eigh- teenth century by Prussia, whose aristocratic system first winded Republicans at Valmy, and s... ... may indeed be thrown out that the principle of Many Channels (a principle involving the repudiation both of the monarchical and the democratic idea) ...

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... hardly less so. Nay , in the suspense and mystery of the latter question, involving that of where you may be now, there is a solemnity even added to ... ...s, but if so, it was equally the weakness, I believe, of King Frederick of Prussia.’ These remarks being offered to Mr George Sampson, who had not the... ...multaneously, on his be- ing taken with a shivering fit after bathing. The Wars of the Jews, likewise languishing under Mr Wegg’s generalship, Mr Boff... ...terable names of incompre- hensible peoples, of impossible descent, waging wars any num- ber of years and syllables long, and carrying illimitable hos...

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... the group at the table, where the conversation was dealing with the king of Prussia. “What wicked gossip were you talking over there?” asked Betsy. “... ..., when the peasant had gone. 358 Anna Karenina “Oh, I stayed in Germany, in Prussia, in France, and in England—not in the capitals, but in the manufa... ...a large scale on this and his other estates, he kept to the simplest methods involving no risk, and in trifling details he was careful and exact ing t... ...hristian, can individually take upon himself the responsibility of beginning wars; that can only be done by a government, which is called upon to do t... .... “Alphonse Karr 762 Anna Karenina said a capital thing before the war with Prussia: ‘You consider war to be in evitable? Very good. Let every one w...