Josephine's later memories of Oxford were of a closeted and Ruth " in which the heroine is seduced by a man of means and subsequently abandoned.
32.
A leader in the Cherokee community and a " man of means ", he was the founder of a school for the education of Cherokee children.
33.
However, that process started almost immediately when local men of means started putting pressure on local governors in order to gain or regain influence on local matters.
34.
"A man of mean origin and a life of crime, but a powerful pleader, [ who brought his exile ] on himself, by his persistent quarrelsomeness ."
35.
They were men of means and social standing, but for the sake of liberty, they pledged it all _ their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor.
36.
He reluctantly accepts it ( she had previously offered him money but he refused it ) and now an independent man of means he proposes marriage to Sidwell.
37.
Strype, in his account of this contest, describes Dr Babington as " a man of mean learning and of a complying temper ", but he failed in his candidature.
38.
Daniel Crawford possibly erected the roughly finished basement and first floor of the house while Daniel Legare, a man of means, perhaps expanded the house by adding the upper floor.
39.
Even at that time, Mallan Zabo was a man of means and so he took with him many flocks, birds, horses, his wives and children as well as some slaves.
40.
So in a tradition stretching back to the Civil War, when men of means bought their way out of service for $ 300, those with options in 1969 exploited them.
