interventions

And the more powerful and important the Pope became in European affairs, the more urgent did these interventions become.

There are, as I said, only two interventions in public affairs during these fourteen years.

Whatever may be said as to the moral character of interventions of the first class, instances are frequent.

These interventions modify the entire administration of the British Post Office.

I do not dwell on the character of these interventions, although mostly in the interest of Human Freedom.

There will no doubt be other interventions of the Deity, which will be revolutions in the same direction as the Reformation.

Greedy traders from all 109 parts of the world added their rivalries and interventions to the civil and military disputation.

Happily—(French story is always happy in these interventions)—a friend had need of his services shortly after!

Another of his brother's interventions in debate gave an impetus to this sympathy.

Of all the interventions with which it is hoped to overwhelm us, that of the French has been the most perilous.