Word: loyal
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Nineteenth century British liberals agreed more often than not with free-thinking John Thelwall, who blew the froth off his beer and said: "So would I treat all kings." The majority of 20th century Socialists are more apt to raise their pints in ancient and loyal homage. The change has come about because British monarchs, since Victoria, have learned to express and affect what modern men call "the aspirations of the collective subconscious." Historian Walter Bagehot thought a better name was "magic," and held that too much light should not be let in on it. For the heart...
Outside the rain beat down heavily on her loyal subjects...
...Joint Chiefs have operated like a loose federation, capable of interservice horse-trading, but seldom of clear-cut decision. Wilson bought the plea of retiring JCS Chairman Omar Bradley for additional authority for the chairman. This touched off a Navy outcry. The U.S., said the Navy's loyal spokesmen, is headed for the "Prussian system" of a single, supreme chief of staff. The spokesmen argued that the Prussian system is too inflexible to produce sound strategy; their real fear was and is that, under a single chief of staff, Navy interests may generally run a poor third to those...
...purpose of his committee's investigations, he wrote, is "to reveal the elements of the Communist conspiracy against the educational process so that the thousands of loyal teachers and administrators may be on guard...
Wave the flag for new Chicago, True blue her loyal hue: Ever shall we have consensus 'Round Kimpton's point of view. With conformity to guide us, Without ideas we'll stand...