Sentence examples for original proclamation from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Engelhard has lent the manuscript of the original proclamation of….

The box bears the city's new seal and comes with the original proclamation signed by Mayor Duane.

When he came up with his original proclamation this week, many people wanted to know why McDonnell didn't say anything at all about slavery.

It will remain there for six months, before being moved to the Lincoln Bedroom, where the original proclamation was signed, the White House said.

It holds a leading collection of first editions, as well as a lock of the poet's hair, and an original proclamation from King Charles II, banning his books.

The historic name remained popular, however, and was revived by the government of Prime Minister Stephen Harper in 2011 to commemorate the centenary of the original proclamation of the RCN.

Also includes some original proclamations from the Franco-Prussian War, 1870-1871; and photocopies of charts of the Berlin police communication network, 1939.

Contrary to Jim Boeheim's original proclamations, I guess it's not all a "bunch of lies".

Brian Ward, the Council member who drafted the "good will for all" proclamation, said he viewed the original one as divisive and beyond the purview of the Council.

Special films, lectures and documents including, Feb. 12-16, a display of the original Emancipation Proclamation signed by Lincoln, in the National Archives East Rotunda Gallery.

The original Emancipation Proclamation, the executive order Lincoln issued on Jan . 1 1863, to free slaves in the Confederate states, is in the National Archives.