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• It could turn out that despite Hitchens'animadversions, the lady is a saint.
• In 1944 his son penal military unit, because of animadversion / comments he made.
• Henry Ainsworth published " An Animadversion to Mr . Richard Clyftons Advertisement ", Amsterdam, 1613.
• In 1619 Tillesley published " Animadversions upon Mr . Selden's " History of Tithes, ""
• Historia quinq articularis exarticulata; Or Animadversions on Dr . Heylin's Quinquarticular History ( London, 1673 ).
• In his performances Larsson shows his point of view on the world's prevailing conditions and his animadversion on them.
• His advertised " Animadversions " on his brother's theological views do not seem to have been published.
• "Animadversions ", published July 1641, was written as a response to the works and claims of Hall.
• Gouhier supervised the undergraduate dissertation of famed sociologist Pierre Bourdieu, a translation of and commentary on Leibniz's " Animadversions ".
• Although the tract was the fourth of his antiprelatical tracts, there was a 6 months delay after the publication of " Animadversions ".
• Whalley supported her action over the school at Blagdon in an anonymous pamphlet, " Animadversions on the Curate of Blagdon's Three Publications, 1802 ".
• Francis Thynne noted some of these inconsistencies in his " Animadversions ", insisting that Chaucer was not a commoner, and he objected to the friar-beating story.
• It puts Bush's animadversions upon Clinton into perspective to recall that his defeat was the most utter rejection of a sitting president since William Howard Taft was beaten 80 years earlier.
• He also published " The Jesuit's Memorial for the intended Reformation of England : with an Introduction and some Animadversions ", 1690; it was written by Robert Persons.
• At Clarendon's request Owen answered this in 1662 in his " Animadversions "; and so great was the success of that work that he was offered preferment if he would conform.
• The standout for pious sleaze : the Oliver North campaign's graphic animadversion on the sexual dabblings of his opponent Charles Robb, complete with suggestive pictures of the Virginia senator's sometime female acquaintance.
• Milton also published two tracts defending the Smectymnuus group from Hall : " Animadversions upon The Remonstrants Defence Against Smectymnvvs " ( 1641 ) and " Apology for Smectymnuus " ( 1642 ).
• Ivimey's Appendix of " Animadversions " on Samuel Johnson's view of Milton ended by calling him " the contracted Tory pensioner, dictionary compiler, high-church bigot, and semi-popish reviler ".