In addition to the advantage to be gained by postponing the determination of the details of the organization until the theory, the form, the purposes and the powers of the proposed League could be thoroughly considered, it would make possible the speedy restoration of a state of peace.

And that in chronic inflammations, owing to persistence of the cause, the process of repair thus instituted does not stop at mere restoration of lost tissue, but continues to the extent of forming an abnormal quantity of such tissue as normally exists in the parts implicated.

The careful restoration of the banqueting-hall necessitated new curtains and chair-covers.

Unfortunately, this is just undergoing partial restoration, so no proper picture or description can be obtained.

An immediate restoration of peace was, as I then saw it, of vital importance to the world as it was the universal demand of all mankind.

Some of these evils still exist in Antigua, but there has already been a great abatement of them, and the humane planters look forward to their complete removal, and to the ultimate restoration of woman to the quiet and purity of domestic life.

Gillingham church was spoilt by a drastic early nineteenth-century restoration.

In a few words, then, the object of instruction in all these Mysteries was the unity of God, and the intention of the ceremonies of initiation into them was, by a scenic representation of death, and subsequent restoration to life, to impress the great truths of the resurrection of the dead and the immortality of the soul.

One turns of course by instinct to old models, but in this is the danger of an attempt at an archaeological restoration, a futile effort at reviving dead forms that have had their day.

The Parthian conquest and the temporary restoration of the Maccabean rule.

The fine church has a Norman door and Transitional arcading, but a very thorough "restoration" has obliterated most of the ancient features.

Under her ownership, Westover has had added interest, especially for lovers of the colonial, on account of such extensive restoration as has made the old home one of the finest examples of eighteenth century architecture and furnishing in America.

The Fatimite restoration was to him only a means to an end; he had used Obeid-Allah's title as an engine of revolution, intending to proceed to the furthest lengths of his philosophy, to a complete social and political anarchy, the destruction of Islam, community of lands and women, and all the delight of unshackled license.

On the west front are sculptures representing the angels upon Jacob's Ladder, and the whole building teems with interest; but the original purity of its architecture has been much marred by faulty and ignorant restoration.

He had not realized till this moment the tremendous appeal to the imagination which this formal restoration of the old Abbey to the sons of its original founders and occupants made to the popular mind.

Let us consider, first, the corruption and condemnation of man; and secondly, his gracious restoration to the favor of his offended God.

Q. Suppose this policy of President Johnson should be all you anticipate, and that you should also realize all that you expect in the improvement of the material interests, do you think that the result of that will be the gradual restoration of the old feeling?

The attempts of the great- king to purchase peace from his antagonist after the Oriental manner by sums of moneyhe offered the half of his year's revenues!failed as they deserved; the proud burgess, in return for the gratuitous restoration of his son who had fallen a captive, rewarded the great- king with the friendly advice to make peace on any terms.

" Much of the later history of the church relates to the destruction of its fittings and furniture or to restorations almost as grievous.

But when Thiers is withdrawn from powerNational Assemblies can be capricious sometimeswhat assures us that we shall not fall victims to a monarchical or even an imperial restoration?

The practical working of this system of incomplete restoration, in a by no means extreme case, will readily show its absurdity and injustice.

This instantaneous restoration will be accounted for by different persons in different ways.

The enclosure originally formed two courts, and though the interior buildings are in a very decayed state, the outer walls have been preserved to a great extent by judicious restoration.

I took the little "restoration," and, holding it up before my eyes, moved it to and fro as I looked through it at the window.

There were no modern painted windows, flaring with raw colors, nor other gorgeous adornments, such as the present taste for medieval restoration often patches upon the decorous simplicity of the gray village-church.