To support the reasoning of a manifesto which every schoolboy might have confuted, Ney, with an army of forty thousand men, entered Switzerland at different points.
For a copy of this manifesto against Venice, see Moniteur, No.
This manifesto was of a most extraordinary nature.
We only trust that his Lordship's manifesto is not tinged by those feelings of hope (and in the case of his lordship we may add, resignation) that animate most men about to enter wedlock.
Scarcely had the manifesto been read by the Spaniards when the Prussian army was annihilated at Jena.
Some hours after this manifesto had appeared the Deputies again assembled at Laffitte's house, and waited for the appearance of Mortemart.
The manifestowas not, however, intended to meet a scientific criticism.
For the first time in history a manifesto was addressed "to the German nation.
On the 13th of March the Ministers of all the Great Powers, assembled at Vienna, published a manifesto denouncing Napoleon Bonaparte as the common enemy of mankind, and declaring him an outlaw.
On the 26th of July, when the army began to move from Coblentz, the duke of Brunswick published a manifesto in the name of the emperor and the king of Prussia.
The progress of the Prussians and the famous manifesto of Brunswick contributed to hasten this movement.
The news, formed and conveyed outside the institution of media, reads as a manifesto of immediacy, but also as a testimony to ephemerality.
Fortunately the Social Democratic party had already issued a detailed manifesto explaining why the Russian Socialists should stand by the war.
Then when the commander in chief, Grand Duke Nicholas, issued his manifesto promising the Poles liberty, the Goremykin ministry completely ignored the promise.
Nevertheless, this manifesto had a powerful influence in the Allied countries, and the justice of the principles in question have been, broadly speaking, generally recognized.
A number of deputies went to Finland and there issued a manifesto with the object of rousing a general demonstration, but without success.
As the Manifesto lately published was only a Translation from a French Manuscript, we are requested to publish the following, which is General WOLFE's Manifesto, as written by Himself.
This manifesto has excited the greatest enthusiasm.
Large posters, headed "A Manifesto of His Majesty the Emperor of Russia," and addressed to his subjects, are being posted up in the Nevski Prospekt.
At first the manifesto was treated as a joke, A boyish ebullition that soon would end in smoke; But when he took to writing in strict and fluent rhyme His family decided to extirpate the crime.
But, holding that no rebel should shrink from fratricide, His gifted brother-Georgians he suddenly defied, And in a manifesto extremely clear and terse Announced his firm intention of giving up free verse.
It was in the nature of a manifesto from the Arminian party, that they would not defer in future to any modern authority.
Sidenote: Manifesto of the commissioners, and counter-manifestos by congress.
To enable all persons to avail themselves of this proffered pardon, thirteen copies of the manifesto were executed, one of which was transmitted by a flag of truce to each state.
Manifesto of the commissioners, and counter-manifesto of congress.
At the same time, to show that these measures were not taken for the purpose of concealment, they directed a publication of the manifesto in the American papers.
Little more than a year afterwards the names of nearly all our guests were to be found in the manifesto of the ninety-three German Professors--the pronouncement which above all others in those grim days stirred Mrs. Ward's indignation.
Hydra hesitated, and at first even declined to do so; but, at last, on the 28th of April, this island also issued a manifesto of adherence to the patriotic cause.
Peel's letter to his constituents has appeared as his manifesto to the country; a very well written and ingenious document, and well calculated to answer the purpose, if it can be answered at all.
Just one month after his election, a manifesto of amnesty for all political offenders was published at Rome, including the exiles, those awaiting trial, and those undergoing sentence.
Manifesto of the Mahdi to the inhabitants of Kartoum 539 X.
Further, the Mayor of Johannesburg, who, relying upon his record of past work, personally took no action beyond the issue of a manifestoto the electors, was returned at the head of the poll.
Now, the manifesto by which a neutral State orders its organs and subjects to comply with the attitude of impartiality adopted by itself is called a declaration of neutrality in the special sense of the term.
To us the idea of commissioning a political manifesto from a philologist seems eccentric; but erudition and the erudite were never so highly prized as in the seventeenth century.
A Manifestoof the Lord Protector against the Depredations of the Spaniards.
The manifesto said: "By rejecting the means of assuring the state's safety, the Independents have demonstrated their incapacity to govern.
The manifesto was so worded that prosecution thereon could hardly have been sustained.
The "Manifesto of the Communist League" issued by these two men in 1848 was the first real proclamation of a Socialism with outspoken revolutionary and international aims.
Marx and Engels in their Communist Manifesto seven decades ago.
The manifesto concluded with an appeal to the men and women of the laboring-classes to raise their voices against the continuance of the war.
At this Reichstag session he employed his parliamentary prerogatives to get this manifesto before the people in the form of a speech attacking the war as one of aggression, and announced that he would vote against the credit asked.
The Swiss newspapers circulated freely in Germany, and themanifesto was not without its effect.
Haase had a week earlier drawn up a manifesto against the war, but the newspapers had been forbidden to print it.
Ebert, Scheidemann and Landsberg, in a manifesto to the people, declared that the Independents had, by their resignations, refused to take a stand in favor of assuring the safety of the state.
Introduction to the second edition of the Manifesto of 1849, quoted in chapter iii.
He crushed the rough note of his manifesto into his pocket.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "manifesto" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
