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Entreat is a live
album by
English rock band the Cure,
recorded at London's
Wembley Arena in July 1989. It
consists entirely of
songs performed from the...
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identity of the state.
Through their dance and music, the
Himachali people entreat their gods
during local festivals and
other special occasions.
There are...
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negotiations with the Lombards, and upon the
failure of
those negotiations,
entreated King
Pepin the
Short of the
Franks to
intervene on its behalf.
Pepin defeated...
- w****s of Lent in 387, John
preached more than
twenty homilies in
which he
entreated the
people to see the
error of
their ways.
These made a
lasting impression...
- escaping. He is
found and
nursed to
health by nuns of a
nearby church, who
entreat him to stay and recuperate, but he
rushes back to
Wisborg to
protect Ellen...
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slaves are
still ill-fed, ill-clad, ill-taught, ill-housed,
insolently entreated, and
driven to
their mines and
workshops by the lash of famine. In January...
- a 25-day siege, the Banu
Qurayza surrendered. The
Muslims of Banu Aws
entreated Muhammad for leniency,
prompting him to
suggest that one of
their own...
- of Liza and the
other personages of the story; the
reader is
therefore entreated with his
thoughts to
piece out the
necessary imperfections of the dialogue"...
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Government which has led this
country to so high a
pitch of greatness. I
entreat honourable Gentlemen opposite not to
believe that my
feelings on this subject...
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November 1876, he
wrote a
letter in the
Times "On the
Eastern Question",
entreating England not to
enter the Russo-Turkish War on the side of the Turks. Another...
