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…unabashedly compared Cromwell to Caesar and predicted that the Scots will "Shrink underneath the plaid [their kilts]" in reaction to Cromwells coming invasion.33 The victories in Ireland were only the beginning of what some thought Cromwell might accomplish…

…and its hinterland, plus a few outposts. The Greek Emperor regarded himself as the true inheritor of the Caesars and the true defender of the faith against the Muslims. The so-called Holy Roman Emperor was nothing but an upstart--at best, he might…

…, but the foreigners were largely absorbed into the culture they governed. It is like if the Roman Empire had lasted from the time of the Caesars to the 20th century, and during that time had evolved a cultural system and written language shared by all the peoples of Europe…

…will be answering this need and other needs in the future. Appendix 1 - DFS Delivery Menu Side Dishes<Tab/>Price Fired Calamari<Tab/>$5.50 Garden Salad<Tab/>$5.00 Caesar Salad with grilled chicken&…

…with a 62-20 record. The two teams faced off in the Eastern Conference Finals. Behind Julius Erving, Philadelphia took the lead after four games, but Boston evened the series with back-to-back two-point wins in Games 5 and 6. Bird nailed a jump shot late…

…Julius II, however, appointed other architects-notably Michelangelo and Carlo Maderno-and, when the church was completed in 1612, the Latin cross form had been imposed with a lengthened nave. Michelangelo's dome, ribbed and with a lantern, is a logical…

…in the year, but every day; when there shall not be a man in the State who will not be a member of some one of its councils, great or small, he will let the heart be torn out of his body sooner than his power be wrestled from him by a Caesar or a Bonaparte," he…

…the story in any detail. I The Chronology and Duration of the Ministry Luke fixes the beginning of John the Baptist’s preaching ‘in the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar’, probably to be reckoned as A.D. 28-29; in Jn. 2:20 allusion is made…

…wrote, expostulated, argued, pleaded. To all he pictured Burr as without principle, profligate, selfish; a Caesar, a Catiline, a Bonaparte whose election would disgrace the country, if not hurl it to ruin. A perusal of Hamilton's letters reveals the skill…

…dominated the screen in the early 1930s. The highly successful Little Caesar (1930) made a star of Edward G. Robinson and spawned a series of violent reflections on America during the Great Depression of the 1930s and the era of Prohibition. Films such as Public…