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Musical innovations in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries strongly affected the previously conservative category of sacred music.

cater Musical innovations in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries strongly affected the previously conservative category of sacred music.

input Musical innovations in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries strongly affected the previously conservative category of sacred music.

Musical innovations in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries strongly affected the previously conservative category of sacred music.

Recent innovations in video technology, such as DVDs, have resulted in a much higher quality of picture on the home television screen.

Wagner, who has made several important innovations in writing for bass brass instruments, requires an octave bass trombone in B flat; an octave lower than the tenor one, in the "Nibelungen.

" They were, in fact, "common girls," although Angela, by the quiet and steady force of example, was introducing such innovations in the dressing of the hair, the [Pg 366]carriage of the person, and the style of garments, that they were rapidly becoming uncommon girls.

He is in a land where an immemorial freedom, a freedom only less eternal than the rocks that guard it, puts to shame the boasted antiquity of kingly dynasties, which, by its side, seem but as innovations of yesterday.

And many of the best changes of later times, many of the most wholesome improvements in our Law and Constitution, have been only the casting aside of innovations which have crept in in modern and evil times.

We have advanced by falling back on a more ancient state of things; we have reformed by calling to life again the institutions of earlier and ruder times, by setting ourselves free from the slavish subtleties of Norman lawyers, by casting aside as an accursed thing the innovations of Tudor tyranny and Stewart usurpation.

In the towns were guilds and corporations, combinations of merchants and men of business, who watched over their own interests, and resisted the innovations of the arrogant nobility.

[148] The success that attended Sir John Fielding's innovations was prompt and abiding.

It was not to supersede but to support the morality of Common Sense, against the dangerous innovations of Hobbes, that Cumberland declared “the common good[76] of all Rationals” to be the end to which moral rules were the means.

conducive to the general happiness) to support the new rule against the old, by example and precept, he ought to estimate the force of[481] certain disadvantages necessarily attendant upon such innovations, which may conveniently be arranged under the following heads.

The exact force of these various considerations will differ indefinitely in different cases; and it does not seem profitable to attempt any general estimate of them: but on the whole, it would seem that the general arguments which we have noticed constitute an important rational check upon such Utilitarian innovations on Common-Sense morality as are of the negative or destructive kind.

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