Word: harmfulness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Saar unemployed will be mustered into the German Labor Front and set to building public works. A few foolish clergymen will be removed-by their Bishops, not by us! All members of the United Front will be isolated. We have promised not to do them any harm, but we have not promised to do them any good...
...have been told that the book includes certain definitely described attacks on me which, if made, would be untrue, maliciously libelous and designed wholly for the purpose of doing me harm. . . . Many of the charges which General Johnson has loosely made in private conversation regarding me and my activities can be completely disproved. . . . I simply desire to notify you that if you take the responsibility for publishing the statements by General Johnson . . . you must accept the full legal responsibility for taking such action without any adequate effort to assure yourself of the truth of the libel...
...Riddell's "unofficial" well of information, always extremely accurate, never went dry. His presence was a Godsend to correspondents who had to turn out daily conference stories whether the sessions were closed or open. That the world was flooded with press stories which did Great Britain's standing no harm seemed, at the time, a cheap price to pay for such daily assistance from the publishing peer...
...book is one primarily for the dilettante, although its perusal will harm none. As a royal road to knowledge for those who like to know something about everything, it is superb and it will be equally liked by such as can appreciate a happy marriage of science and literature. The two worlds of scientists and of laymen should render up hearty thanks for the existence and continued productivity of Sir James Jeans...
...they want me to amend it, I shall amend it." Counsel for both sides agreed that Justice Carew would probably dismiss Mrs. Vanderbilt's writ, thus giving sole possession of the child to Mrs. Whitney. Meantime at Old Westbury small Gloria Vanderbilt, threatened with harm in a letter signed "Catholic Communist," pursued her daily rounds under guard of twelve Pinkerton detectives...