Word: reformations
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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After swallowing this, the two sons are nauseated with their own medicine and quickly reform...
...Seminary; William Walker Rockwell, of Union Theological Seminary, New York; and Henry Herman Meyer, of the International Sunday School Association and Lesson Committee. Judge Rogers, now aged 70, was admitted to the Bar in 1877. He served as chairman of the World's Congress on Jurisprudence and Law Reform in 1893; in 1906 was President of the Association of American Law Schools; is the author of numerous law treatises; was associate editor of Johnson's Universal Cyclopedia; has contributed to the American Supplement to the Encyclopedia Britannica. He has always been active in M. E. Church affairs...
...will the ideal college be translated into an actuality. Nor is it an answer that the undergraduate body can only reflect the spirit of the times. Since the middle ages Cambridge and Oxford have cherished a tradition of liberalism which has persisted despite eras of national bigotry and prejudice. Reform, like charity, begins at home, and from within rather than from without. The real guarantee against illiberalism must be evolved by the undergraduates; the graduate can offer only wise and guiding counsel...
Closer questioning showed that he still favored boycotting the Indian Legislative Councils set up by the Montagu Reform Laws, as he still believed that Indians "should not participate in the councils until Britain suffered a change of heart...
...taxation and fiscal reform bills, after slight modification in the Senate, were passed by both Chamber and Senate. The vote in the latter house was 151 to 23. The bill is expected to increase Treasury receipts by 6,323,000,000 francs yearly from increased taxation, and effect 1,000,000,000 francs of economies...