- In
English and
British history, poor
relief refers to
government and
ecclesiastical action to
relieve poverty. Over the centuries,
various authorities...
- the
history of
bankruptcy law have made
prison terms for
unaggravated indigence obsolete over most of the world.
Since the late 20th century, the term...
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invariably set
apart 500l. a year of his
income for the
relief of
private indigence and distress—throughout all
British America he was so
universally beloved...
- of the
Common Life,
which advocated simplicity and
promoted a cult of
indigence and deprivation. The
Brethren had many
important members,
including Thomas...
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written in the
margins of
Johann Herolt book
Liber Discipuli de
eruditione Christifidelium. Words: teprÿdav[ſ]ʒÿ (let it strike), vbagÿſte (
indigence)....
- the
Tower card is ****ociated with: 16. THE TOWER.-- Misery, distress,
indigence, adversity, calamity, disgrace, deception, ruin. It is a card in particular...
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towards them in the name of the
Roman Pontiff, who in
cases of
particular indigence or
other need,
personally arranges the aid to be allocated. The dicastery...
- at
least five
hundred poor, and the
affluence of the few
supposes the
indigence of the many. The
affluence of the rich
excites the
indignation of the...
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Discipuli de
eruditione Christifidelium. Left: word ßch[ÿ]kſtu[m]aſ (parsimony); Right:
words teprÿdav[ſ]ʒÿ (let it strike) and vbagÿſte (
indigence)....
- Paul's
scheme continues until,
after he
brings home a hustler, his
actual indigence is revealed. The
shocked Kittredges kick him out when it is
revealed that...
