Nelson, astounded by his achievement, within the year drowned himself in an enormous quantity of cheap whisky, and, the will being incontestible through lack of kith and kin, left his half to Lucky Richard Forrest. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Their dual-nationality allies are inserted strategically into all our governments and 'commissions', and they control us and our individual nations via their incontestible edicts applied under their 'laws'. ❋ Unknown (2008)
He goes on to describe four strict types of people who eat it before concluding the “incontestible truth” about it, that it is “flesh without its blood.” ❋ Unknown (2007)
It is an incontestible fact that he knew Harry Grant, and also that he was quartermaster on the BRITANNIA. ❋ Unknown (2003)
The evil represented in this museum is incontestible. ❋ ITY National Archives (1993)
Such treatment was so inhuman and so incredible, that the Committee hesitated at first to give credence to the statement, and only yielded when facts and evidences were given which seemed incontestible. ❋ William Still (N/A)
The organized system of plunder and anarchy, exercised under different forms more or less sanguinary, produced no permanent result beyond an incontestible proof that the versatility of the French nation, and its puny suppleness of character, utterly incapacitate it for that energetic enterprise without which there can be no hope of permanent emancipation from national slavery. ❋ Mme. Du Hausset (N/A)
But let us see how the incontestible facts of nature, and the truths of science, fit into the three simple Hebrew words referring to "germs," or the germinal principle of life, instead of the natural "seeds" of plants or trees. ❋ R. W. Wright (N/A)
But the difficulty does not stop here, for we find, at this time, multitudes who have crept into every branch of Christ's church, who give incontestible evidence that they are under the influence of the worst passions and propensities of the human heart. ❋ A. Woodward (N/A)
Now, we should like to be informed by what _reasonable_ right Newton could pen a long string of 'incontestible truths,' such as are here selected from his writings, with respect to a Being of whom, by his own confession, he had not a particle of knowledge. ❋ Charles Southwell (N/A)
Recommendations will be considered by standard of extraordinary merit, and must have incontestible proof. ❋ Oliver Schoonmaker (N/A)
One circumstance was very remarkable: namely, A WELL, cased with stone, was discovered near the middle of the haven; -- an incontestible evidence, that at some remote period, the spot was in ❋ George Brannon (N/A)
IT _may be expected by some faithless Persons, that I should produce an_ HERMAPHRODITE _to publick View, as an incontestible Justification of there being Humane Creatures of this kind; but as I have no Authority to take up the Petticoats of any Female without her Consent, I hope to be excus'd from making such demonstrable Proofs; and if I had such a Power, the Sight might endanger the Welfare of some pregnant Female, whose ❋ Giles Jacob (N/A)
First, the right of visiting and searching merchant ships on the high seas, whatever be the ships, whatever be the cargoes, whatever be the destinations, is the incontestible right of the lawfully commissioned cruizers of a belligerent nation. ❋ H. Byerley Thomson (N/A)
It was impossible to procure the condemnation of an assassin though the evidence against him was incontestible, and for whom, in other times, there would have been no hope. ❋ John Foxe (N/A)
It is incontestible -- and will become still clearer and more certain to us through all farther investigation of the subject -- that the acknowledgment of the idea of miracles as a necessary and a justified part of religiousness {372} stands and falls with the acknowledgment of a teleological view of the world. ❋ Rudolf Schmid (N/A)
His return furnished abundant and incontestible proof of a shameful persecution, materials for an appeal to the British Parliament, and a printed report which was circulated through the continent, and which first conveyed correct information to the inhabitants of France. ❋ John Foxe (N/A)
Del Nelson, astounded by his achievement, within the year drowned himself in an enormous quantity of cheap whisky, and, the will being incontestible through lack of kith and kin, left his half to Lucky Richard ❋ Unknown (1916)
