- In the
context of war,
perfidy is a form of
deceptive tactic where one side
pretends to act in good faith, such as
signaling a
truce (e.g.,
raising a...
- Look up
perfidy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Perfidy may
refer to:
Perfidy in war, a
criminal form of deception, in
which one side
promises to...
- Lincoln's
support for eman****tion.
State Republican parties stressed the
perfidy of the Copperheads. On
November 8,
Lincoln carried all but
three states...
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Perfidy is a book
written by Ben
Hecht in 1961. The book
describes the
events surrounding the 1954–1955
Kastner trial in Jerusalem. The book is based...
- The
Treachery of
Images (French: La
Trahison des images) is a 1929
painting by
Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte. It is also
known as This Is Not...
-
deepest lake, the
Allegheny Reservoir, also
known as
Kinzua Lake, and Lake
Perfidy among the Seneca.
Quaker Lake, a
smaller artificial lake that
empties into...
- The
Catholic Church and
Judaism have a long and
complex history of
cooperation and conflict, and have had a
strained relationship throughout history, with...
-
erect a
bulletin board featuring annotated photographs revealing what
perfidies the
women had
committed (known in
military slang as a "Jodie Wall"). Swofford...
- business. The
opposed concepts are bad faith, mala
fides (duplicity) and
perfidy (pretense). Bona
fides is a
Latin phrase meaning "good faith". Its ablative...
- lies a
general disposition to
deceit and
perfidy".
According to Mill, "the same insincerity, mendacity, and
perfidy; the same
indifference to the feelings...
