Campaign Files Subseries contains campaign literature, position papers, clippings, correspondence, newsletters, advertising plans, fundraising information, and college campus organizing materials chiefly regarding the 1992North Carolina Senatorial election, although there is a little material for the 1986campaign.
On the founding of Rome, he wrote, "...concluding at last to decide the contest by a divination from a flight of birds… Remus, they say, saw six vultures, and Romulus double that number… Hence it is that the Romans, in their divinations from birds, chiefly regard the vulture" (7).
A further addition includes correspondence of Irving Bachellor, E. A. Barton, C. F. Beatty, Charles Goodspeed, E. W. Gudger, Henry Thorpe, and Rosa E. Westwood, chiefly regarding fishing publications, and photographs of inscribed Ottoman Turkish armor.
Regarding the symbolic signs, teaching values chiefly address the students, seeking to make them aware of values that are important to them or enabling the teachers to raise students' awareness of important school and social values.
Overview: Chiefly the correspondence of Robert C. Dexter, Executive Director of the Unitarian Service Committee, including letters to and from him regarding the work of the Service Committee in its efforts to assist victims of war-torn Europe.
Scepticism regarding the traditional (non-epistemic) concept of substance has, of course, by no means disappeared, and is often vigorously promoted, in association with the recent popularity of mereological styles of ontology, chiefly on grounds of vagueness.
Hall, a political conservative who wished to see the power of Parliament limited, regarded the Iliad chiefly as a poem about political obedience: the rage of Achilles at Agamemnon's confiscation of the slave girl Briseis is not portrayed as the righteous anger of someone wronged by an overlord, but as the destructive pique of a rebellious subject.
However, the BSAC regarded the country chiefly as a source of labour for gold and coal mines in Southern Rhodesia and for the copper mines in Katanga, in the Belgian Congo, which in 1910 were linked by rail to Southern Rhodesia and the east-coast port of Beira, Mozambique.
It was, Miliband said, symptomatic of a prime minister who seemed to glory in the prospect of a two-speed Europe and regarded the euro crisis chiefly as a useful alibi for the UK's economic slowdown.
Unlike Müller, he regarded the study of Sanskrit "as chiefly a means to the missionary conversion of the Hindus rather than as an end in itself", as Dowling puts it.
The junta of Myanmar, formerly Burma, regards the United States as a prime enemy, chiefly because Washington has imposed economic sanctions for nearly a decade.
