No other process is intellectually legitimate.

There were some of his party whose aims went indeed beyond what may be considered morally legitimate and politically practicable.

Just as the assumption of superiority wounds a man's self-respect, so does the disposition to meddle in his affairs, which is generally founded on that assumption, affect his sense of independence, and, hence, an act which includes both grounds of offence seems to be a peculiarly legitimate object of resentment.

Schleiermacher's theory, moreover, may be held correct without ignoring the relatively legitimate elements in the views of religion which he attacked.

Mountjoy Scarborough was, he declared, undoubtedly legitimate.

On the other hand, a younger son Shanecalled affectionately "Shane the Proud" by his clansmenwas unquestionably legitimate, and what was of much more importance, was already the idol of every fighting O'Neill from Lough Foyle to the banks of the Blackwater.