"Ecclesiastical dignity," wrote Ralph of Diceto, later the Dean of St. Paul's, "rather advances than abolishes royal dignity, and the royal dignity is wont rather to preserve than to destroy ecclesiastical liberty, for kings have no salvation without the Church, nor can the Church obtain peace without the protection of the king."

He abolishes the old Gregorian service; and for Mediaeval chants, monotonous and gloomy, he prepares hymns and songs,not for boys and priests to intone in the distant choir, but for the whole congregation to sing, inspired by the melodies of David and the exulting praises of a Saviour who redeems from darkness into light.

The Assembly abolishes all Privileges, August 4th.

The Assembly abolishes all Privileges, August 4th.

Assembly, parties in the, "the Right," "the Left," and "the Plain,"; abolishes all privileges August 4th, 1789; disorders in the; tyranny of the; meeting of the new.

Here evidently is a democratic doctrine, which abolishes the divine right of kings; but Hobbes immediately destroys democracy by another doctrine,that the power given by the people to the ruler could not be taken away.

Visits Vienna Completion of the apprenticeship of Peter He abolishes the Streltzi Various other reforms Opposition of the clergy War with Charles XII. of Sweden Battle of Narva Siege of Pultowa Peter invades Turkey His imprudence and rashness Saved by the sagacity of his wife Catherine Foundation of St. Petersburg Second tour of Europe Misconduct and fate of Alexis Coronation of Catherine I. Character of Peter

It is a nationality which has no Northern half, a conservatism which abolishes all our heroic traditions.

The answer, with an explicit declaration that the United States preferred war to tribute, required his recognition and observance of the treaty last made, which abolishes tribute and the slavery of our captured citizens.

Vast, simple, awful in dimensions and height, just beginning to grow tall at the point where our proudest steeples taper out, it fills the whole soul, pervades the vast landscape over which it reigns, and, like Niagara and the Alps, abolishes that five- or six-foot personality in the beholder which is fostered by keeping company with the little life of the day in its little dwellings.

It abolishes the necessary counter-pressure, and thus interferes with expansion.

Such utterance as this flashes light; it supersedes all argumentit abolishes proof by proving itself.

[Footnote 11: This clause has been cancelled by Amendment XIII., which abolishes slavery.]

He now abolishes by resignation his own connection with it, in spite of its $12,000 salary.

There is something magnificent in this, but all one's admiration of a universal military service which abolishes all distinctions of class and wealthafter all there were not many embusqués, or privileged exemptésneed not blind one to abuses and unnecessary hardships inflicted upon large numbers of men.

Now, if in His infinite goodness He puts all our faults under His foot and abolishes them, and instead of punishing us according to our demerit, devises an admirable means to convert our afflictions into honor and a special privilege, inasmuch as through them we are taken into partnership with His Son, must it not be said, when we disdain such a happy state, that we have indeed made little progress in Christian doctrine?

Socialism abolishes property, abolishes the family, and the rest.

Socialism abolishes property, abolishes the family, and the rest.

The Statute of Northampton, at the beginning of the reign of Edward III, confirms many of the earlier statutes, but abolishes all staples beyond the sea and on this side, on the ground that they tended to monopoly, and provided that all merchants, strangers, and citizens may go and come with their merchandises into England after the tenor of the great charter (cap. IX).

In 1897 California abolishes capital punishment; there has been a general tendency in this direction, of recent years, although some States, having tried the experiment, have returned to it again, as has the Republic of France.

Lateran council, abolishes trial by ordeal.

it was the logic of the godsthe power to create; and among men it abolishes the impossible.

His Highness abolishes the contribution by the owners of one 'castellano' for every Indian, they possess.

Spain, Alexander VI divides the world between Spain and Portugal; effects of her disastrous wars; sends fleet against pirates in the West Indies; abolishes the slave-trade.

But there is a slavery that no legislation can abolish,the slavery of caste.