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... nostalgia for a creativity which he may have thought he possessed in his own late adolescence, and for poten ...

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... mathematics at the Academy and the corresponding decline in philosophical investi gatione 12 Yet it may be ...

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... , may be deposed or murdered by their subjects This line, coupled with many others, makes the oath ...

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... May of 1828 five of the members of the new cabinet resigned their posts~ mainly because of the strong ...

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... , 2 - James Joyce born in Dublin, Ireland. (eldest son) 1 ~ 1916 May 16 - Death of his 1888 sept. Sent ...

... perforated ulcer in Schwesterhaus vom Roten Kreuz in Zurich at fifty years of age. 2. 1955 May 16 - death by ...

... before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father, Which is in Heaven. ( p. 67, Pl;W ...

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