When you have a chance to read certain documents which your Government does not let you read now, you can form an impartial judgment as to whether or not Americans and the other neutral peoples have been unjust in deciding that Germany is responsible for the war.

I cannot understand what actuated so many persons, supposedly rational, to sign such a ridiculous document.

Caesar on learning this took the documents containing the treaty from the vestal virgins and sent for Antony and Lepidus.

In August he received a visit from Mr. Hobhouse, and on this occasion drew up the remarkable document afterwards given to Mr. M. G. Lewis for circulation in England, which appeared in the Academy of October 9th, 1869.

Mrs. Carey had a sense of humor, and when the weeping Julia brought the two documents to her for consideration she had great difficulty in adjusting the matter gravely and with due sympathy for her niece.

" He produced a long, sealed document, which he handed across the table.

Now, he was exceedingly regular in this respect; in fact, he had never been known to fail, either to appear in person or to transmit the necessary documents to his agent, Mr. Jellicoe.

I have repeatedly stated that I have not published any document which was not meant for publication; I have availed myself of my knowledge of the most important international Acts and of all diplomatic documents merely as a guide, but it is on facts that I have solidly based my considerations.

Every bureau containing documents bearing on the poor boy's case is either closed to me, or the officials so hostile that I can not work with or through them.

They found a document caught in the end seam.

He would have argued to himself that if I'd sent any document away, with Raoul's connivance or without, I would be wanting it back as soon as possible; and he would have mentioned to the police that possibly a messenger would bring me somethingif my correspondence through the post was found to contain nothing compromising.

So he said, in irritable tones: "Miss Merrick gave me this document a few days ago, leading me to believe it was her last will.

Americans have studied carefully the official documents issued by the different Governments concerning the origin of the war, and have had the advantage of seeing all the papers which each has published.

Do you think I have crossed the ocean to deliver this document, and then I shall stop?

As he could not write his own , I the document for him.

But if the middle ages had no opportunity to apply rhetoric in its function of persuasion in communal affairs, they did have real need of an art of writing letters and of preparing lay or ecclesiastical documents, such as contracts, wills, and records, and of preaching sermons.

We do not possess, in reference to these continual struggles of the Northmen with the Gallo-Frankish populations, any other document which is equally precise and complete, or which could make us so well acquainted with all the incidents, all the phases of this irregular warfare between two peoples, one without a government, the other without a country.

When it will be possible to examine carefully the diplomatic documents of the War, and time will allow us to judge them calmly, it will be seen that Russia's attitude was the real and underlying cause of the world-conflict.

Her pride, which lived on the double exploit of which the inhabitants still spoke, watched with jealous care, resolved to leave in existence only creditable documents, those traditions which caused her to be saluted like a fallen queen when she walked through the town.

But, Mr. Bragg, you have seen documents that cannot err, and know that the public has not the smallest right to this bit of land.

" Mr. Finnis, who had been hiding the plan under the papers before him, handed a document up to his chief.

He thanked her, went to his seat, and perused the document.

"But before I leave you will destroy that document.

To the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States: I communicate to Congress certain documents, being a continuation of those heretofore laid before them on the subject of our affairs with Great Britain.

Believe me, Jason, one of my chief motives in keeping this document was the hope that you might realize its intrinsic qualities.