Would not Rome indeed dispose of victorious strength if she exercised uncontested sway over all the Christians of the earth?
The elections of 1876 had reduced to impotence the old Right as a party of opposition, and although prior to Crispi's ministry there had been some recovery, the Left continued in all but uncontested power.
They had uncontested control over the lake from April 19th to June 3d, and from Sept.
Of course with the Pike soon to be built, Yeo's uncontested superiority could be of but short duration; but he used his time most actively.
Mariæ was anuncontested article of faith from the 4th century.
The last perfectly certain and uncontested date of the Apostolic Age is the martyrdom of the Apostle Paul in A.
After realism had enjoyed for a long time an uncontested sway, William Occam, amid passionate battles, successfully introduced nominalism.
Abou-Hashem felt that, morally and physically, he was in presence of a superior, and from that day Hassan was uncontested chief of the band.
He has counted for the last sixty years and more, alike in England and in America, as an uncontested great poet, whose works, collected or single, have been in demand in edition after edition.
Thus for a time Eudocia experienced the keen delight of sole and uncontested power.
Gleaming talents twain Of silver he from Thetis' hands received, His uncontested prize.
Therefore against me not a second time Raised he his hands, strong wrestler though he were; And so I won an uncontested prize.
In computing the figures in these columns an allowance has been made for uncontested constituencies on the following basis.
Against that you have your certain uncontested possession, the peculiar character and antecedents of this 'Lige Curtis, which would make his evidence untrustworthy and even make it difficult for them to establish his identity.
No direct evidence exists to lead us to attribute the foundation of these towns to the Phoenicians, but the Semitic origin of nearly all the names is an uncontested fact.
The Italians stood no longer in a relation of uncontested intellectual superiority to these peoples, while they met them under decided disadvantages at all points of political efficiency.
As yet the United States had not an inch of uncontested soil upon the Pacific, but in years to come a whole civilization was to pour over the upper trail to people the valley of the Columbia and claim it for new states.
But it traversed a country where yet the prairie hen held uncontested sway.
A string of uncontestedelections would have passed off monotonously unimaginatively.
Uncontested elections in Dublin City, for example, would have attracted but little notice.
How little, not withstanding the reigning scepticism, and the magnified liberality of that age, the true principles of toleration were understood by the wisest men amongst them, may be gathered from two eminent and uncontested examples.
We have some uncontestedand incontestable points, to which the history of the human species hath nothing similar to offer.
But the report contained not a word about the eleven uncontested districts affected by this invasion.
In the eleven uncontested districts the judges made their returns in due form and, no protests nor charges of fraud or illegal voting being presented, the Governor granted certificates of election as a matter of course.
