Seton-Watson, than whom no publicist is more conscientious, had to face a determined opposition on the part of M.
Footnote 57: This famous archæologist and publicist has been a leading authority on the eastern side of the Adriatic for more than forty years.
He was likewise very active as a publicist on the "barbaric" Slav language, which, as he was never tired of screaming, was a menace both to Latin and Italian.
He is the first Bulgarian publicist to talk of a free press, and he refuses, unlike many others, to seek help from Russia only.
Two members of the diet, Victor Istoczy and Geza Onody, together with a publicist named Georg Marczianyi, busied themselves in making known the doctrine of Marr in Hungary.
A French publicist wrote as follows:-- After troubles of nine centuries duration, India has recovered peace under the tutelage of England, the best colonizer of the peoples of Europe.
Not in the least worried by such apprehensions, it was also my duty to try and persuade my French Canadian compatriots not to be unduly disturbed by the sayings of a publicist magnifying the errors of his excited imagination.
Such a misconception of a truly loyal man's part was most detrimental to the good of Canada's future, to the destinies of the French Canadians, and to the political standing of the publicist who was its willing victim.
Beginning his career as a serious publicist by translating Raynal's explosive history of the Indies (7 vols.
An Italian publicist has said that there is no right which does not, in some measure, impinge upon some other right.
After declaring that “in conscience and by the laws of equity” we may be obliged to restore “booty” recovered from an enemy who had taken it in unjust war, this humane publicist proceeds as follows.
For the moment, let me quote the observations of the well-known British publicist J.
At the very beginning of the war, for instance, the French publicist Urbain Gohier had predicted that when the diplomats gathered at the end of the conflict they would find the problem of constructive settlement insoluble.
Everybody wishes them; the character of the publicistdepends only upon the means by which he proposes to arrive at them.
Implicit or explicit approval of a falling birth-rate involves opposition to the opinion of the man in the street, the general opinion of the medical profession,[23] the bench of bishops and the social prophet and publicist in general.
No one can openly question this, but not one publicist or politician in a thousand believes it in any living sense.
These efforts did not avail since in August the publicist wrote from his Richmond jail that he was in very bad health "owing to the stink of the place.
A publicist denied publicity is as useful as a German Field Marshal on a desert island.
I regret it for a publicistwho had accustomed the readers of the "Revue des deux Mondes" to better prepared and more impartially written studies.
A distinguished publicist and statesman; born in Breslau, died at Weinhaus, near Vienna; studied Jurisprudence in Konigsberg.
The Indian publicist has so far lived in a world of his own.
This was the first time that an Indian publicisthad spoken in that strain.
The German Government denies the right of neutrals to use arms at all within the areas of the sea which it has proscribed, even in the defense of rights which no modern publicist has ever before questioned their right to defend.
At the present day there is not a publicist of any note who would question these truths.
It is certain that if the method we have pointed out were adopted, Protestantism would not appear so brilliant and superior as the publicist has exhibited it to us.
Guizot; I wish that the publicist had explained to us to what great disaster he alluded.
We gained in the publicist and essayist, but lost from the poet.
