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...ill start with the IMRO (VMRO) in Macedonia and Bulgaria, proceed to Serbia and its union with death ("Union or Death", aka the Black Hand), study ... ... released them all. ... To punish a simple outbreak of private passion in which no political element was involved [the prefect] had to mobilize the... ...t that time. This was the modus operandi of all military-organized ideological and political groups. And, taking everything into account, the IMRO ... ...ust in the inevitable triumph of a just claim. The Macedonians were never worse off politically, having contributed no less - if not more - than any... ...donia which were under Greek and Serb control - and the Black Hand (official name: "Union or Death") sought to do the same for Serbs under Ottoman o... ...cuted together with 2 or 6 of his Black Hand colleagues. Finally it was death, not union that caught up with them. The trial was closed to the publ... ...ory either to the Germans or to the partisans. The rump state survived somehow, its leaders deserting in droves. Pavelic himself escaped to Austria,... ...onstituents developed its own brand of escapism, replete with revenant nationalist leaders, mostly fictional "history", a newly discovered language... ...p of 700,000 members. Hashim Thaci ("Snake"), Sulejman Selimi ("Sultan") and other leaders of the KLA were then 20 years of age. Years of Swiss edu...

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...d Singaling I wonder what it is that motivates us to behave as we do--to accept or reject such very different values, to accept or reject the leader... ...n about who and what we are, it took the beginnings of psychology to begin to focus seriously on our motivations. Just as the great religious leader... ... most violent warrior. We need only look at the various sects of every religion to see how the spectrum of holiness varies from an individual union ... ...great. This saddens me, but it was to be expected. ―All civilizations perish from within. They rise because of a common purpose and dynamic leader... ...or being the toughest inmate, the power gained from being in the best school or on the best team—the examples are endless. Then there are the politi... ... in our children and young adults the abilities to have power to do some things well. This can be in the vocational, avocational, familial or politi... ...is often valued by the newsmen. But is press freedom more valuable to a Muslim whose prophet has been defiled? It is religious values versus politi...

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... was a head to be seen above the level of a crowd, on some judicial bench or political platform, or even on a bronze medal. His forehead was high and ... ...omplished fact, had admitted that North and South were a single, indivisible political organism. Their cousinship—that of Chancellors and Ransoms—was ... ...d him if he wouldn’t like to give the company some account of the social and political condition of the South. He begged to be excused, expressing at ... ...onist circles, and she was aware how much such a prospect was clouded by her union with a young man who had begun life as an itinerant vendor of lead ... ... been looking for so long—a friend of her own sex with whom she might have a union of soul. It took a double consent to make a friendship, but it was ... ...she disapproved of it. ‘Well, I must say,’ said Miss Tarrant, ‘I prefer free unions.’ Olive held her breath an instant; such an idea was so disagreeab... ...f life. These were larger conse quences than the possibility of meeting the leaders of society at Olive’s house. She had met no one, as yet, but Mrs.... ...over to see if they were in advance. We had a magnificent time—we saw all the leaders.’ 176 The Bostonians ‘The leaders?’ Ransom repeated. ‘Of the ema... ...sked. ‘Well, what I told her. She is sure you are going to become one of our leaders, that you are very gifted for treating great questions and acting...

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...nighthood.” “ And mix you as boldly amongst the females of your chiefs and leaders?” asked the Saracen. “God forbid,” said the Knight of the Leopard, ... ... to him certain important matters, which he had in charge from some of the leaders of the Crusade. It had been a main object of Sir Kenneth’s pilgrima... ...of indi- viduals, but of entire bands, headed by their respective feu- dal leaders, who withdrew from a contest in which they had ceased to hope for s... ... of victory, lowered on each other in the period of adversity, as if their union had not been then more essential than ever, not only to the suc- cess... ...t incredible secret—know that Saladin will put a sacred seal on this happy union betwixt the bravest and no- blest of Frangistan and Asia, by raising ... ...And what Christian,” he said, With tolerable calm- ness, “would sanction a union so unnatural as that of a Chris- tian maiden with an unbelieving Sara... ...ad been encouraged to carry into effect by the Arch- bishop of T yre for a political purpose. It was then, and in the chapel at that holy place, conne... ...ave of the chiefs of the Cru- sade, and to explain to him the military and political inci- dents which had occurred during his illness. CHAPTER XIX. M... ...e a show of sup- porting him and defending his cause, chiefly perhaps from political motives, or because they themselves nourished a personal enmity a...

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...the site of the present city of that name, where they found a ‘religious and political despotism, a privileged class descended from the sun, a temple ... ...acco chewing region. Fifty years ago, the tobacco chewing region covered the Union. It is greatly restricted now. Next, boots began to appear. Not in ... ...ississippi—they became the rule. They disappeared from other sections of the Union with the mud; no doubt they will disappear from the river villages,... ... was no getting by it. It lay be tween the upper and lower divisions of the Union forces, and kept them separate, until a junction was finally effect... ...and received but a small portion of the money; they were in the power of the leaders of the gang, who would sacrifice them at any time by hand ing th...

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...ts of religious difference, which interpose them selves, and render their union impossible; utterly im pos sible. I should have mentioned these circ... ...fee houses of the better sort, guests crowded round the fire, forgot to be political, and told each other with a secret gladness that the blast grew f... ...arefully, keep it clean, and drop it somewhere else. For King and Country. Union.’ ‘More seed, more seed,’ said Gashford as he closed the window. ‘Whe... ...le, bold and daring spirits, and aspired to a distinguished state in great political events. Hence their connection with the Protestant Association of... ...s they passed into the street beyond; some, in busy conference together on political or private matters, pacing slowly up and down with eyes that soug... ...rms and figures, the general arrangement was, except to the few chiefs and leaders, as unintelligible as the plan of a great battle to the meanest sol... ...half disposed to pull down a Romish chapel or two, and that they only want leaders. I even heard mention of those in Duke Street, Lincoln’s Inn Fields... ... jails and halter for Barnaby and me. They must be frightened out of that. Leaders are wanted, are they? Now boys!’ ‘A most impetuous fellow!’ cried t... ...d indeed, for anything they knew, were scattered beyond the hope of future union. At The Boot, which, as has been shown, was in a manner the head quar...

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...harvester for gross negligence. At college, he had specialised on finance, political economy, and scien- tific agriculture. After his graduation (he s... ...s fortunes unquestioningly. First at Sacramento, during the turmoil of his political career, later on at Placerville in El Dorado County, after Derric... ...ate agent. He bought grain; he dealt in mortgages. He was one of the local political bosses, but more important than all this, he was the representati... ... matter, in the county, the State, the whole reach of the West, the entire Union, that did not entertain convictions as to the man who carried it; a g... ...ngling of their lives was to be the Perfect Life, the intended, or- dained union of the soul of man with the soul of woman, indissoluble, harmonious a... ...l, you know the rain—” “Oh, rot the rain! I work in the rain. You and your unions make me sick.” “But, Mr. Annixter, we couldn’t have begun painting i... ... aversion. He was one 142 The Octopus of the conspirators, was one of the leaders in the battle that impended; no doubt, he had come to make a fresh ...

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... you must have come) was nothing but a slough at all seasons of the year. “Political events and revolutions had never reached this inaccessible countr... ...ought to deal with according to its des- serts. Here I have discovered its political necessity and its usefulness as a moral agent; here, moreover, I ... ...blish to-day. The principle of election made it for a long while the great political power. Except the Catholic Church, there was no single religious ... ...ruin of France and of the Liberals them- selves. This is well known to the leaders of the Left, who are 131 Balzac merely endeavoring to get the powe... ...onous (let the scientific term pass) that they may attain to this beatific union? If they exist, nature and chance have set them far apart, so that th...

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... my portmanteau—operation performed—old Bolaro in ecstasies—consent to our union— join hands and floods of tears—romantic story—very.’ ‘Is the lady in... ...oles—ah!—capital fish—all come from London stage coach proprietors get up political dinners—carriage of soles— dozens of baskets—cunning fellows. Gla... ...added the editor, turning to Mr. Pickwick—’I’ll just read you a few of the leaders I wrote at that time upon the Buff job of appointing a new tollman ... ...AN IT IS PLEASANT TO TURN from contemplating the strife and turmoil of political existence, to the peaceful repose of pri vate life. Although in ...

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...seems to be dangerous and slippery.”—Cicero, Acad., ii. 21.] especially in political affairs, there is a large field open for changes and contestation... ...mas, or extremity of cold at Mid- summer. I have the same opinion of these political contro- versies; be on which side you will, you have as fair a ga... ...rsia. Derivation of ‘assassin’ is from Hassan-ben-Saba, one of their early leaders, and they had an existence for some centuries. They are classed amo... ...,—[Henry III.]—of maintaining these vari- ous parts of our state under the union of his laws; but lest the event should prove otherwise, ’tis better t... ...AESAR JULIUS CAESAR JULIUS CAESAR JULIUS CAESAR ’TIS RELATED of many great leaders that they have had cer- tain books in particular esteem, as Alexand...

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...declaring he knew a lady who drove not two, but four-in-hand, and when the leaders turned round and looked her in the face, gave a little nod, and sai... ...ywhere, and I want to speak to you before I write my letter, and go to the Union Meeting. I want to tell Master Philip, on the spot, that the day is f... ... he was in haste to investigate a complaint that had just been made of the union doctor; but his last words to his wife and son before he went, were—’... ... colour, but appearing quite well, in better spirits, and very eager about political affairs. All would have been right that summer, but that, as Phil...

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...ophist, has no appropriate character, and appears only as the expositor of a political ideal, in the de- lineation of which he is frequently interrupt... ...which are suggested by the presence of Theodorus, the geometrician. There is political as well as logical insight in refusing to admit the division of... ...t which prevail in the world. To the Greek, nomos was a sacred word, but the political idealism of Plato soars into a region beyond; for the laws he w... ...hich the State is held together; these are the laws of intermarriage, and of union for the sake of offspring. Most persons in their marriages seek aft... ...aying down the prin- ciple, and does not inform us by what further steps the union of opposites is to be effected. In the loose framework of a single ... ...ces. Plato is fond of pictur- ing the advantages which would result from the union of the tyrant who has power with the legisla- tor who has wisdom: h... ...he old Greek revolutions, and not without parallel in modern times, that the leaders of the democracy have been themselves of aristocratic origin. The...

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...t as a propagandist, that he is con- veying to the German speaking peoples political criticisms which occasionally reflect on contemporary authorities... ...cialist and a Democrat myself, the hero of a hundred platforms, one of the leaders of the most notable Socialist organizations in England. I am as con... ...his later years, may I again remind them that The Ring was the result of a political convulsion which occurred when Wagner was only thirty-six, and th... ... with thirty more years of work before him? It is as much a first essay in political philosophy as Die Feen is a first essay in romantic opera. The at... ...wrong. 30 The Perfect Wagnerite When the insurrection was defeated, three leaders of it were especially marked down for vengeance: August Roeckel, an... ... and faithful translation into music of the emotions which ac- company the union of a pair of lovers, that it is questionable whether the great popula... ...only a turnip ghost. It achieved some be- ginnings of International T rade Unionism by inducing En- glish workmen to send money to support strikes on ... ...ds are we that quite involuntarily we only think of man. It is only in the union of man and woman by love (sensuous and supersensuous) that the human ... ...ce which pro- voked Wagner to conduct a long critical campaign against his leadership. Thirty years ago this campaign was mentably ascribed to the pro...

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...tion, strength of reasoning, and fluency of language. There is in him that union of head and heart, which is indispens- able to an enlightenment of th... ...scribe on the banner which you unfurl to the breeze, as your religious and political motto— “No compromise with slavery! No union with slaveholders!” ... ...ze, as your religious and political motto— “No compromise with slavery! No union with slaveholders!” 11 Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass W... ...pulses into statutes; and New England, cutting loose from a blood- stained Union, shall glory in being the house of refuge for the oppressed,—till we ... ...ught as diligently to please their overseers, as the office-seekers in the political parties seek to please and deceive the people. The same traits of... ... might be seen in Colonel Lloyd’s slaves, as are seen in the slaves of the political parties. The slaves selected to go to the Great House Farm, for t... ...ament. We met but three times, when Mr. West and Mr. Fairbanks, both class-leaders, with many others, came upon us with sticks and other mis- siles, d... ...ody manner in which Messrs. Wright Fairbanks and Garrison West, both class-leaders, in con- nection with many others, rushed in upon us with sticks an...

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...Council. After which time the Popes of Rome, engrossing what they pleased of political rule into their own hands, ex tended their dominion over men’s... ...y hope that those worthies were then breathing in her air, who should be her leaders to such a deliverance, as shall never be for gotten by any revol... ...r things as great in the Church, and in the rule of life both economical and political, be not looked into and reformed, we have looked so long upon t... ...metic, and makes up the best harmony in a Church; not the forced and outward union of cold, and neutral, and inwardly divided minds. Lords and Commons...

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...e of the Republic, where they are described as the followers rather than the leaders of the rest of mankind. Plato ridicules the notion that any indiv... ...than his witness against them. Of that national de cline of genius, unity , political force, which has been sometimes described as the corruption of ... ... countries inhere. In our conception of God in his relation to man or of any union of the divine and human nature, a contradiction ap pears to be una... ...ve no difficulty in constructing them out of one another—we can see that the union of Being and Not being gave birth to the idea of change or Becoming... ...on why the concep tion of measure in the first part, which is formed by the union of quality and quantity , should not have been equally placed in th...

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...y, the place of the industrial middle class, by industrial millionaires, the leaders of whole industrial armies, the modern bourgeois. Modern industry... ...tep in the development of the bourgeoisie was accompanied by a corresponding political advance of that class. An oppressed class under the sway of the... ...ar ket, conquered for itself, in the modern representative State, exclusive political sway. The executive of the modern State is but a committee for... ...freedom — Free Trade. In one word, for exploitation, veiled by religious and political illusions, naked, shameless, direct, brutal exploitation. The b... ...m more compact bodies, this is not yet the conse quence of their own active union, but of the union of the bourgeoisie, which class, in order to atta... ...tween two classes. Thereupon the workers begin to form combinations (Trades Unions) against the bourgeois; they club together in order to keep up the... ...f their battles lies, not in the immediate result, but in the ever expanding union of “The Communist Manifesto” 11 the workers. This union is helped ...

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...nd for such legislation from the class of society that is most powerful in political action. No one who examines the question can be satisfied that a ... ...he peace, con- tentment, prosperity or well-being of his neighbors, or the political or social organization in which his life is cast. In this sense m... ...ucture of man. The truth is that it was a part of life before religion and political institutions were evolved. Still, most people are now ashamed to ... ... and all public places, have never really been the law in any state in the Union. Their provisions have always been openly violated and no court would... ...fighting nations to kill their en- emies. Everyone was taught to hate. The leaders in the war knew that boys could not do efficient killing unless the... ...hose psychology is a direct result of long and inten- sive training by the leaders of the world. One life is not worth considering in the face of the ... ... fight would not have been permitted in more than one or two states in the Union. Now state after state is passing laws to 127 permit prize fights to... ...ld of feeble-minded. If the Mendelian law held good in this regard, from a union of a defective and a normal person, three out of four would be normal...

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...sto cielo”: they grasp formidable legal and social weapons, and retaliate. Political parties are wrecked and public careers undone by a single indiscr... ...men, however brimming with crude vitality, who are neither intelligent nor politically educated enough to be Socialists. So do not misunderstand me in... ...ther the books be confessed epics or professed gospels, or in codes, or in political ora- tions, or in philosophic systems, is not the main world at a... ...very destructive. You ruined all the young fir trees by chopping off their leaders with a wooden sword. You broke all the cucumber frames with your ca... .... Even our business arrangements are subject to the approval of your Trade Union. But don’t abuse your advantages. Let me remind you that Voltaire sai... ...stening: neither my genteel relatives nor the secretary of your confounded Union. As man to man, Enry, why do you think that my friend has no chance w... ...at is enough for me. DON JUAN. In that case, what is virtue but the T rade Union- ism of the married? Let us face the facts, dear Ana. The Life Force ...

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...iety in which there was leisure for high culture, and made it an economic, political and; as far as practicable, a moral vacuum; and as Nature, abhorr... ...have had to apologize for, had refused to “recognize” some powerful T rade Union, just as a gondola might refuse to recognize a 20,000-ton liner. In s... ...s, with nobody to correct their incredible ignorance of modern thought and political science but upstarts from the counting-house, who had spent their... ...iod of credit, with the same result. This is what has just happened in our political hygiene. Political science has been as recklessly neglected by Go... ...ogize publicly for bawling Pacifist or Pro-German at their opponent. Party leaders seek such followers, who can always be depended on to walk tamely i...

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...ords and actions, and land him at last in an undesired and most unsuitable union for life. If he had been strong enough to refrain or bad enough to pe... ...s which arose from his sympathy with the great French Revolution. His only political feeling had been hith- erto a sentimental Jacobitism, not more or... ...domontade, but filled with living indignation, to de- clare his right to a political opinion, and his willingness to shed his blood for the political ... ... and between friends of the same sex, but in the field of the less intense political sympathies; and his ideal man must not only be a generous friend ... ...l them), made the war a period of great trial to his soul. The new virtue, Unionism, of which he is the sole in- ventor, seemed to have fallen into pr... ...as been his general suc- cess. His friends and pupils made the majority of leaders in that final Revolution, now some twelve years old; and many of th... ...dency of priests; but I had rather follow a priest than what they call the leaders of society. No life can better than that of Pepys illustrate the da... ...n one another and join hands. It was on this that Knox relied to begin the union of the English and the Scotch. And he had, perhaps, better means of j...