69 examples of volney in sentences
Volney (Chasseboeuf, died 1820; Catechism of the French Citizen, 1793, later under the title Natural Law or Physical Principles of Morals deduced front the Organization of Man and of the Universe; further, The Ruins; Complete Works, 1821) belongs among the moralists of self-love, although, besides the egoistic interests, he takes account of the natural sympathetic impulses also.
"Volney mentions two works upon the Indians.
Neither the prevalence, nor uncommon severity of this wind has been properly accounted for; but we may now expect something more satisfactory on this subject, from the celebrated Volney; who is here endeavouring to investigate the causes of this, and other phenomena, relative to the winds of this continent.
"What are become of so many productions?" Volney's Ruins, p. 8.
SEE Volney, Constantin François Chasseboeuf, comte de. HALDEMAN-JULIUS COMPANY, GIRARD, KAN.
SEE Volney, Constant in François Chasseboeuf, comte de. MATHEWS, BASIL JOSEPH.
VOLNEY, CONSTANTIN FRANÇOIS CHASSEBOEUF, comte de. Ruins of empires, edited by John Mason.
© 3Oct24, A807299. R99634, 11Sep52, Oswald Allen Harker & Arthur William Howard Harker (C) HARLOW, RALPH VOLNEY.
R102994, 24Nov52, Ralph Volney Harlow (A) HARRIS, STANLEY.
SEE Harlow, Ralph Volney.
HARLOW, RALPH VOLNEY.
SEE Harlow, Ralph Volney.
HARLOW, RALPH VOLNEY.
R86331, 21Nov51, B. V. Cox (E) HARLOW, RALPH VOLNEY.
© 5Oct23, A760319. R83508, 20Sep51, Ralph Volney Harlow (A) HARPER, EARL E., ed.
SEE Volney, Constant in François Chasseboeuf, comte de. MATHEWS, BASIL JOSEPH.
VOLNEY, CONSTANTIN FRANÇOIS CHASSEBOEUF, comte de. Ruins of empires, edited by John Mason.
SEE Harlow, Ralph Volney.
HARLOW, RALPH VOLNEY.
By Ralph Volney Harlow.
By Ralph Volney Harlow.
By Ralph Volney Harlow.
Volney says (Les Ruines, p. 186) that in most of the ancient languages of Asia, the eye and the sun are expressed by the same word.
Mr. Volney has an enormous fortune.
The valet and nurse will look after Mr. Volney, and his simple old heart will bask in the pride of an old manthe possession of a pretty young wife.
