Governments and banks in other countries will then have to be insulated from the conflagration through a combination of bailout money and strong policy conditionality.
Hamilton, who did not own any slaves, was terrified of a prospect in which "mortal feuds, which in certain conjunctures spread a conflagration through a whole nation," such as the coming battle over slavery that had been left unresolved by the constitution, "do not fall within any ordinary rules of calculation.
On Feb. 7, 2009, a conflagration tore through the country, especially the state of Victoria, consuming more than a million acres, destroying more than 2,000 homes and killing 173 people.
Over a dozen conflagrations tore through Colorado last month, including the Waldo Canyon Fire in Colorado Springs where 347 homes were lost, making it the most destructive fire in state history.
But the conflagration that ripped through Newark in 1967 remains especially fresh in public memory, perhaps because most people had never heard of the city until they watched it burning on the evening news.
It is slightly larger than the last conflagration that roared through the area, the Stanislaus Complex.
It is slightly larger than the last conflagration that roared through the area 26 years ago, the Stanislaus Complex, which also occurred in a dry year.
The Great Fire of London was a major conflagration that swept through the central parts of the English city of London, from Sunday, 2 September to Wednesday, 5 September 1666.
As one should be able to predict by now, that's not the path Trump chose, instead getting himself into a full-on media conflagration with the Khans through his statements and those of his campaign surrogates.
But this image helps us to understand that the battle for racial equality and justice was waged not just through epic demonstrations, speeches and conflagrations, but also through the quiet actions of individuals.
I followed the crowd and there, just beyond the walls, the fuel tankers were on fire — a huge conflagration, the flames arching upward through pitch-black smoke.
