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a prominent veterans’ apparel maker sold “Free Eddie” T-shirts. Spurred on by his family, 40 Republican members of Congress signed a letter in March calling for the Navy to free h
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their furniture and apparel; and two cities of Spain, Almeria and Lisbon, were famous for the manufacture, the use, and, perhaps, the exportation, of silk. transported from Greece
Chapter 53 of 'The History Of The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire'; State of the Eastern Empire in the tenth Century
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enemies. Their splendid apparel and rich presents, the fruit of Oriental luxury, distinguished Maniach and his colleagues from the rude savages of the North: their letters, in the
Chapter 42 of 'The History Of The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire' - State of the Barbaric World
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complete suit of female apparel. Obedient to the will of his sovereign he showed himself to the soldiers in this unworthy disguise they resented his ignominy and their own; a shou
Chapter 46 of 'The History Of The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire'- Persia versus Rome
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them his horses and apparel, he was rich in their gratitude and his own hopes. After his first victory, he placed seventy cauldrons on the fire, and seventy of the most guilty reb
Chapter 64 of 'The History Of The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire'— Conquests of Zingis Khan; the Ottoman Turks
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form; their winter apparel is a sheep-skin; a robe of cloth or cotton their summer garment: the features of the men are harsh and ferocious; the countenance of their women is soft
Chapter 57 of 'The History Of The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire'; The Turks of the House of Seljuk
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of human art. Gay apparel, magnificent houses, and elegant furniture were supposed to unite the double guilt of pride and of sensuality: a simple and mortified appearance was more
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obedience. "Our apparel is also somewhat different from that of others, and this purely, that it may be a perpetual warning to us not to imitate them. Others wear the badges
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silver, and gold, and apparel and of your superabundance cast into the treasury of the Lord and see if be [he] will not pour you out a blessing till there is not room enough to re
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