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…, 401). Because of this, Channing and the tenets of his “new” dogma in the Unitarian persuasion perpetuated throughout New England as colonists were escaping the wrath of Calvinism – a religion where predestination breathed, inherent depravity of man…

…that may befall him by the wrath of the Almighty-he shall be decried as vainglorious, his spirit to be denominated as vanity. Then why to waste time in this vain discussion? Why try to argue out the whole thing? This question is coming before the public…

…soldiers home, but it was taken as an invasion (Nardo 83-84). In 48 BC, Caesar crossed to Greece, where Pompey had escaped to. Pompey escaped to Egypt, where he sought shelter with King Ptolemy XIII. Ptolemy's advisors warned him against the wrath…

…. They were constantly at the whim of nature and her wrath. Even though they had escaped the research station and were on their own, Rowf and Snitter were still under the control of man. They depended on his sheep, chicken, and garbage to eat, and mines and barns…

…, a propaganda agency would affix posters to the remaining rubble to push people from aggression to wrath. Madrid was the capital of the Republic, and in that city store owners were entreated to fill their store windows with posters because leading Republicans…

…be dreadful to suffer the fierceness and wrath of Almighty God for one moment; but you must suffer it for all eternity. There will be no end to this exquisite horrible misery...You will know that you must wear out long ages, millions of millions of ages…

…soldiers home, but it was taken as an invasion (Nardo 83-84). In 48 BC, Caesar crossed to Greece, where Pompey had escaped to. Pompey escaped to Egypt, where he sought shelter with King Ptolemy XIII. Ptolemy's advisors warned him against the wrath of Caesar…

…partnership literally laying waste to the Midwest between 1931 and 1936. His flamboyant style of robbery and kidnaping earned him the absolute wrath of J. Edgar Hoover. Karpis soon found himself with a new title, that of Public Enemy No. 1, and his name…

…by artificial, political methods which caused uneasiness and wrath, for it indicated inter-sectional ill will or gross selfishness. The Missouri controversy, 1819-20, marked the decline of the agitation by the Northeast to repeal the three-fifths ratio clause…

…all of Europe. After Poland was taken he set his sights on Norway, which was taken almost as easily as Poland. The Netherlands, and Belgium were the next to face the Nazi wrath, as they bombarded in and seized the country, after the Dutch army…