amity

• “They are like snarling, caged animals – they have been wild for so long, that the hand that comes to them in amity is bitten.”

  Think Progress » Former McCain adviser Mark Zandi: The ‘stimulus was key’ to the strong 4th quarter growth of U.S. economy.

• “Brightly rationalizes, Who will live in amity and confidence with one who is scientifically proved to be predisposed to deeds of cruelty and destruction?”

  Feminist Utopianism and Female Sexuality in Joanna Baillie’s Comedies

• “This gesture of political and personal amity is then replayed in the family setting.”

  Colonial Correspondence: The Letters of George Bogle from Bengal, Bhutan and Tibet, 1770-81

• “Some 100,000 of these brown skinned fellow citizens of ours dwell among us in amity and complete equality today.”

  Some Impressions From A Sister Dominion

• “And yet they live together in amity, they consult together in times of emergency, they close their ranks to defend their way of life whenever it is threatened, as they are doing at this very moment.”

  The Empire of Mankind

• “They are the two examples of a common civilization, and if just administration and fair arrangements can be made there is no reason whatever why they should not live as they do live in amity together.”

  India

• “A striking example of how elements which many people have thought so diverse as to be incapable of being brought together in amity and wisdom for the purpose of working out methods for their common advantages is shown in the recent Bonne Entente movement to bring the Provinces of Ontario and Quebec into closer sympathy.”

  Win The War—The Next Step

• “A vessel belonging to France (which, since the marriage of Margaret with Edward, had been in amity with England as well as Scotland) rode there, waiting a favorable wind.”

  The Scottish Chiefs

• “When I reached Jugraon on the 20th January, all accounts agreed that the enemy was still at Baranhara, thirty miles from me, between Loodiana and Philour, a fortress of his on the right bank of the Sutlej, under cover of which he had crossed and perfected his invasion; but that he had also occupied with a small garrison the fortress of Budowal, which had been abandoned by the troops of a chief in amity with us, and that he had near it some two or three hundred Horse.”

  The Autobiography of Liuetenant-General Sir Harry Smith, Baronet of Aliwal on the Sutlej, G. C. B.

• “Until quite recently, West Beirut, traditionally Sunni, remained the one region where Moslems and members of other communities still lived in amity.”

  Shedding Light on Lebanon

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