"You are proved correct, Mr. Henshaw, in your repudiation of the suicide idea.

The poor princess lived about seven years in the court of Berlin, in a state which the world has not often seen, a wife without a husband, married so far as to engage her person to a man who did not desire her affection, and of whom it was doubtful, whether he thought himself restrained from the power of repudiation by an act performed under evident compulsion.

But public opinion displayed itself so hostile to such perfidy that the party of repudiation in Congress soon dwindled to insignificance and the struggle finally settled upon two issues, discrimination and assumption.

There will be the plain danger of repudiation for all arrangements made in that fashion.

To set about organizing that League now, with its necessary repudiation on the part of Britain, France, and Italy, of a selfish and, it must be remembered in the light of these things I have but hinted at here, a now hopelessly unpracticable imperialism, would, I am convinced, lead quite rapidly to a great change of heart in Germany and to a satisfactory peace.

He might have managed some such repudiation as that had she not cut across his effort with an apology for her brother.

A civilization which ran a chronic deficitover-spending its incomemoved year by year, through debt, inflation, currency degradation, and repudiation toward its own disintegration and ultimate bankruptcy.

Owing to the labors of these Jewish lessees, there were many millions of light money, many millions of bad eight-groschen pieces, which, to this day, are known by the name of Ephraimites, and whose repudiation at a later period ruined many thousands of honest, worthy tradesmen, while Ephraim and Itzig became wealthy and powerful thereby.

We see this repudiation before our eyes every day.