nedham造句

• Sheik Nedham Yaquby told The Associated Press on Monday without elaborating.
• A friend and ally in the pamphlet wars was Marchamont Nedham.
• In later writings Nedham claims to have known May as a friend.
• Lance Nedham, a junior, asked in The Daily Princetonian earlier this week.
• Reportedly Nedham obtained an audience with King Charles I, and gained a royal pardon.
• It was also used by the Parliamentarian propagandist Marchamont Nedham as the motto for his newsletters.
• Sympathetic modern commentator Paul Rahe has called Nedham " the world's first great journalist ".
• Nedham was notable as an advocate of the commercial interests of emerging capitalism in preference to the pillars of the older order.
• The triumph of the Commonwealth regime ( Nedham received a government payment of ?0 in May 1650, probably to start this venture ).
• When Nedham again attacked the king during delicate negotiations with the Scots in May 1646, he was sent to the Fleet prison for two weeks for seditious libel.
• Nedham was associated with a set of influential republican writers of his generation, a circle that included Algernon Sidney, Henry Nevile, Henry Marten  and John Milton.
• Nedham's later reputation was coloured by the apparent cynicism and opportunism of his wavering allegiances, and by hostility towards his republicanism from subsequent generations of English critics.
• Hill places Dury with Anthony Ascham and Marchamont Nedham as propounding the theory that Parliament had legitimacy conferred by God because it held power " de facto ".
• In 1653, the weekly newspaper " Mercurius Politicus " sent their ace-reporter Marchamont Nedham down Bow Lane to investigate'the world of the Muggletonians '.
• With the royalist faction suppressed or in exile abroad, Nedham turned away from his previous scurrilous reporting and aimed to educate his readers in political principles of humanism and republicanism.
• Three women have represented Bahrain at the Paralympics : M . Alkhinna and S . Mohamed in sprinting and slalom in 2004; and Fatema Nedham in the discus in 2008.
• He also edited Edmund Ludlow's " Memoirs " in 1751, and Marchamont Nedham's " Excellency of a Free State " in 1757.
• "' Jack Heygate Nedham Foster "'( 8 September 1905 & ndash; 16 November 1976 ) was an Rochester, Kent, and educated at Harrow School.
• Milton, as a secretary to the Council of State in the early 1650s, would have overseen Nedham's publishing activity; later, the two men reportedly became personal friends.
• However, when Nedham began to launch attacks on the personality of the king and mock his stammer he drew censure from the House of Lords from members who felt he had gone too far.