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A presente obra trata da conjuração (ou in­confidência) mineira, um movimento separa­tista-republicano que não chegou a se concretizar, mas que nem por isso poupou a vida de Joaquim José da Silva Xavier, o Tiradentes. Este importante episódio da...

Depois de tomar café da manhã com Sócrates, os leitores de Robert Rowland Smith pegarão a estrada na companhia de Platão. Em 'Dirigindo com Platão', o leitor é levado numa viagem que atravessa todos os marcos da sua existência, enquanto dá uma carona...

Excerpt from Sir Robert Peel Qualities, and the means by which he rose to the exalted position of Prime Minister. Peel had not those fasci nating endowments which appeal to the dramatic sense in man the highest eloquence was denied him 5 there was...

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Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 3: Religious and Literary Journal Vermont. Thomas Mendenhall, Berwick, Columbia Co. Penn. Jacob Haines, Muncy, Lycoming Co. Penn. Charles Stroud, Stroudsburg, do. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 80: A Religious and Literary Journal A dispatch from Chicago states that John D. Rocke fellow has purchased for the University of Chicago prob ably the most extensive collection of fossils and minerals in existence in...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 17: A Religious and Literary Journal Twenty thousand dollars have been paid for the building, which is now free from debt - although one thousand four hundred dollars are yet due for the current expenses of the last...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 43: A Religious and Literary Journal Walking as a means of health. On, 300. War. Observations in regard to the payment of taxes for the purposes of, 149. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 7: A Religious and Literary Journal Things that [have seem - I have seen the time when the only boat that floated on the surface of the Ohio was a canoe, propelled by poles used by two persons, one in the bow and'the...

Excerpt from The Friend, 1863, Vol. 36: Religious and Literary Journal We are aware that the views on these subjects held out in The Friend, are considered by many as behind the times, and sectarian; but we want nothing new in the religious faith of...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 5: A Religious and Literary Journal Commercial Integrity - Judges Hopkinson's Lecture, 201, 209. Cholera Malignant - progress of 248, 272; particulars respecting at Quebec and Montreal, 295; serious remarks respecting,...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 23: A Religious and Literary Journal Epistles to the Yearly Meetings with which they correspond, were read and approved, and the meeting concluded on Sixth-day afternoon, under a thankful feeling for seasons of Divine...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 90: A Religious and Literary Journal The closing minute was read after the First-day evening service with the joint expression that this had been one of the most favored Yearly Meetings in the long history of New York....

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 23: A Religious and Literary Journal Epistles to the Yearly Meetings with which they correspond, were read and approved, and the meeting concluded on Sixth-day afternoon, under a thankful feeling for seasons of Divine...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 77: A Religious and Literary Journal The suppression of the disreputable, 375. Nightingale Florence. Remarks of, on her life, 28 No evil aboard. Extract entitled, 67. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 20: A Religious and Literary Journal The iron hand Has made us slaves Our father's, and Our mother's graves, Our streams among Our mountains blue, We bid 8. Long, A last adieu! About the Publisher Forgotten Books...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 18: A Religious and Literary Journal States, amounted-to tons. Upon an average of the last ten years, London alone has paid in custom duties. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 81: A Religious and Literary Journal Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell, of the Deep Sea Labra dor Mission, writes that he visited more than one thousand patients since Tenth Month last, and traveled over one thousand two hundred...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 49: A Religious and Literary Journal The Bank of England has reduced its minimum rate of discount from 2} to 2 per cent. The harvest weather has been unfavorable, and it is feared much of the wheat will be inferior in...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 4: A Religious and Literary Journal Farmers' utensils, composition for preserving, 296 Family religion and worship, 374 Feneale society of Philadelphia for relief, &c. Report, 1 6 Ferris Benjamin and George Hutton,...

Excerpt from The Friend, 1838, Vol. 11: A Religious and Literary Journal I recently paid a visit to the farm-school on Thompson's Island, in Boston harbour, and have seldom been more interested in an establishment of the kind. About the Publisher...

Excerpt from The Friend, 1872, Vol. 45: A Religious and Literary Journal We were also requested to intercede with thee for such intervention on thy part as may be right and lawful, to prevent the execution of the sentence of death recently passed...

Excerpt from The Friend, 1882, Vol. 56: A Religious and Literary Journal United states. - The President having vetoed the River and Harbor bill, both Houses of Congress passed the bill over the veto, and it is now a law. About the Publisher Forgotten...

Excerpt from The Friend, 1840, Vol. 14: A Religious and Literary Journal In Malabar and Camara all the wet-grain lands are likewise cultivated almost exclusively by the slaves, under the direction of hired labourers and in Malabar the lash is employ...

Excerpt from The Friend, 1839, Vol. 13: A Religious and Literary Journal Visiting Managers for the M B. Morris, Germantown; Chat 146, Pine street; Richard 1 122-5, South Third street. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of...

Excerpt from The Friend, 1842, Vol. 15: A Religious and Literary Journal Drunkards, and gamesters, and libertines, are, sure, one day or other, to be overtaken by the dreadful effects of their folly, intemperance, and wickedness but is this to be...

Robert Rowland Smith’s life story involves a love triangle, office politics, police raids, illegal drugs, the academic elite and a near-death experience. It sees him grappling with the tragic fate of his father, going through a double divorce and...

Excerpt from The Friend, 1834-35, Vol. 8: A Religious and Literary Journal Kre'osot, (flesh preserver) discovery in chemistry, 24. Kentucky cavern, 324. Knowledge manufactory, 20. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 35: A Religious and Literary Journal, 1861 1862 All persons who shall be taken up with arms in their hands within these lines shall be tried by court-martial, and if found guilty shall be shot. About the Publisher...

Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 12: A Religious and Literary Journal; October 6, 1838 On our way to the Hague we passed through the ancient town of Delft, so famous for its first introduction of the manufacture of China. Ware in Europe, which England,...

Enfrentamos, atualmente, uma epidemia de diabetes em todo o mundo, apesar dos vários avanços médicos e científicos. Isso envolve um aumento constante no diabetes tipo 1 e um aumento quase exponencial no diabetes tipo 2. O aumento no diabetes tipo 2...

Excerpt from Jorrocks on 'Unting Believe me, my beloved 'carers, if a man's inclined for the chase, he'll ride a'most anything, or valk sooner than stay at 'ome. I often thinks, could the keen foot-folks change places with the fumigatin' yards 0'...

Excerpt from Plain of Ringlets? Thus, for instance, if he saw Mr. Cordy Brown, the butcher, stealing out of town, with his spurs in his hat, concealing, as he thought, his hunting apparel under his olive-coloured Macintosh, he would immediately begin...

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Excerpt from Handley Cross, or Mr. Jorrocks's Hunt The Author, in the present edition, not being tied to space or quantity, has had a better opportunity of developing his sporting hero than before. The reader will have the kindness to bear in mind,...

Making Words Dance: Perspectives on Red Smith, Journalism, and Writing is a timely and timeless collection of lectures examining both the writer's art and the role of journalism in American culture.Making Words Dance features lectures by fifteen of...

Excerpt from Hillingdon Hall, Vol. 1 of 3: Or the Cockney Squire; A Tale of Country Life The happiest he who, far from public rage, Deep in the vale, with a choice few retired, Drinks the pure pleasure of the rural life. About the Publisher Forgotten...

Excerpt from Hillingdon Hall, Vol. 2 of 3: Or the Cockney Squire; A Tale of Country Life Thank you, my lordship, I'm only a werry poor dancer howsomever I'll try my -and only it's werry 'ot work. Jun, said she, goin' up to her Spouse and giving him a...

Excerpt from Ask Mamma, or the Richest Commoner in England IT may be a recommendation to the lover of light literature to be told, that the following story does not involve the compli cation of a plot. It is a mere continuous narrative of an almost....

Excerpt from Hawbuck Grange: Or the Sporting Adventures of Thomas Scott, Esq. Mister - Mr. Thomas Scott, and that he has thomas scott, farmer, hawbuck grange, in honest parlia mentary-sized letters, without flourish or eye-mystifying gewgaw, on the...

Excerpt from Handley Cross, Vol. 1: Or the Spa Hunt; A Sporting Tale I respect hunting in whatever shape it appears; it is a manly and a wholesome exercise, and seems by nature designed to be the amusement of the Briton. - beckford. About the...

Excerpt from Handley Cross, Vol. 3 of 3: Or the Spa Hunt; A Sporting Tale You bain't comin' this way again, I s'pose, observed each hedger, as he drove his stakes into the ground to stop up his gaps. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes...

Excerpt from Handley Cross, Vol. 2 of 3: Or the Spa Hunt; A Sporting Tale Copenhagen Fields, and an exciseman was de spatched last Thursday to watch, and, if necessary, take him. Somehow or other the exciseman has never cast up again, and poor Billy...

Excerpt from Hillingdon Hall, or the Cockney Squire, Vol. 3 of 3: A Tale of Country Life AR wish t' ard man mayn't ha' lost hissel', said Pigg to J ovey, as, after a long-continued effort with the remaining couple of hounds, they at last gave up the...