Early interpreters of the Thirteenth Amendment envisioned the provision as a means to abolish chattel as well as civil slavery, which was the condition of subordinate status shared by all Black persons.
And when you listen to Bernstein, or Claudio Abbado, or Herbert von Karajan, or the majority of contemporary interpreters of the Ninth Symphony, you are given no choice but to go on a journey through the veil to a glimpse of some other realm beyond worldly experience.
The second is a study of the interpreters for the first British embassy to China in 1793, a story stretching from Gansu to Naples as well as London and Beijing.
The use of an interpreter for the first suicide risk assessment interview was only noted in 35 of the 88 cases.
Margaret MacMillan, professor of international history at Oxford and a leading interpreter of the first world war, is everywhere right now.
Margaret MacMillan, professor of international history at Oxford and a leading interpreter of the first world war, is everywhere right now.
An adaptation of Beckett's 13 short prose pieces Texts for Nothing (1950-52), is is now a 70-minute offering performed by the extraordinary Lisa Dwan – Irish actor and Beckett interpreter of the first rank.
More classical CD reviews There could hardly be two 19th-century composers with less in common than Berlioz and Bruckner, but Colin Davis, a supreme interpreter of the first, has in recent years emerged as a very fine conductor of the second, too.
Kenyan author Ngugi wa Thiong'o brought out In the House of the Interpreter (2012), the second volume in a series of memoirs, in which he recounted his high-school years, a period that proved transformative both for him and for his country.
The historian Matthew Stibbe asserts that choosing barrack interpreters was among the first acts of Baron von Taube, the well-liked Lageroffizier (Camp Officer) and deputy to the camp commander.
Focused on reading rather than fixed doctrinal conclusions, the book "reads" with a rich company of interpreters, including the first three readers: Mark, Matthew, and Luke.
