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“...armes et des munitions de guerre a destination des ports du littoral. Cette mesure avait été prise pour empêcher que les partis hostiles au gouvernement ne vinssent s’approvisionner dans la colonie, plus proche de leurs cótes que n’importe quelle autre lie des...”

“...favorable interpretation, and therefore, the moment the people laid down their arms, they were entitled to protection; for, where hostilities end, there protection begins. But what was the protection they received? Their warehouses were locked up, their books taken...”

“...France et par suite souhaitai t vivement l’abaissement des gens de métiers, la défaite des villes flamandes qui lui étaient hostiles; il ne se fait pas faute de le dire. Cependant il n’al- tère en rien la vérité; s’il lui répugne de raconter 1’attentat d’Anagni...”

“...of Guiana F 82 GUIDE TO THE WEST INDIES to the Orinoco. The Spanish, however, never settled in the country on account of the hostility of the cannibals, but other Europeans managed to secure the warmest friendship of the savages. In 1595 Sir Walter Raleigh visited...”

“...passed along the whole coast of Guiana to the Orinoco. The Spanish, however, never settled in the country on account of the hostility of the cannibals, but other Europeans managed to secure the warmest friendship of the savages. In 1595 Sir Walter Ralegh visited...”

“...shall he just and equitable. 2. The canal shall never be blockaded, nor shall any right of war be exercised nor any act of hostility be committed within it. The United States, however, shall be at liberty to maintain such military police along the canal as...”

“...League for the purposes of such dispute, the Council may take such measures and make such recommendations as will prevent hostilities and will result in the settlement of the dispute. Article 18.’ Every treaty or international engagement entered into hereafter...”

“...and file naturally regarded such an attitude as an act of hostility against themselves, regarded the party that ordered it as a hostile force and its members in their union as instruments of that hostile force. Thus it meant that our members had to vacate the...”

“...United States navy, who anchored off Uraga in July, 1846, had made a fruitless applica- tion for trade, and, abstaining from any hostile act, had quietly weighed anchor and sailed away. King William II of Hol- land, the grandfather of Queen Wilhel- mina, sent a...”

“...provinces voisines. L’union des autorité? muni- cipales et ecclésiastiques les condamnait a une grande réserve. Mais 1’atti- tude hostile de la préfecture leur donne les audaces de la haine. IIs entrent en campagne sans retard dans le but de provoquer une agitation...”

“...for gold mines. The copper mines of Los Teques (18 miles from Caracas) were discovered in 1560 and actively worked until the hostility of the Indians put a stop to the operations, which have never been resumed in modern times. The copper mines of Arao, Pao,...”

“...Virginia, Barbados, and Ber- muda in the Imperial Act of 1650, which prohibited trade with those dependencies on account of their hostile attitude towards the Government. Francis, Lord Willoughby of Parham, lessee of the patent left by Lord Carlisle to his son,...”

“...reached Aibonito along the Military Road, when news reached the island of the signature of the peace treaty of August 12th, and hostilities Were suspended. The island was finally ceded to the United States on December 10th, 1898, by the treaty. Which was signed...”

“...aprovechaban el da para una cana al aire. Segn el temperamento de stos, su trato con los pikid' era afable y hospitalario, u hostil y provocador, y mientras que, en muchos casos, bajo la influencia del psimo iicor, o la cosa terminaba en frecuentes y apretados...”

“...reached Aibonito along the Military Road, when news reached the island of the signature of the peace treaty of August 12th, and hostilities were suspended. The island was finally ceded to the United States on December 10th, 1898, by the treaty signed on that date...”

“...minimum cul- tural limit to their formations they can not arise where the people are too fragmented, low in culture, and mutually hostile or susple- l°us to carry on a fairly regular intertribal trade. But on the °ther hand they are current in trade between men...”

“...vernacular." The movement was received’with great ridicule by the press, English and Dutch, and most of the Dutch ólergy were hostile. Tne English [rightly] saw in it the germ óf political oppo- sition to' English dominance in South Africa, while the Dutch journals...”

“...contributing to the prosperity of East landslndia Asia in accord with the principles of mutual aid and interdependence. Should the hostilities in Europe be extended to the Netherlands and produce repercussions, as you say, in the Netherlands East Indies, it would not...”

“...of it from Indians on the Tapanahoni River. It is known to have had a stone-age culture and to have been extremely savage and hostile. This Indian woman has been described as light skinned, with green eyes, hair straight and brownish and cut in a fringe. Her...”

“...Far Eastern struggle, as well as towards the peoples whom we wish to liberate, impels us—immediately upon the cessation of hostilities to determine the following salient points of our Indonesian policy: 1. In what way shall Indonesia enjoy autonomy in domestic...”