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During the 1830s, Maynard, the son of an abolitionist, found slavery contemptible, calling it "a curse to the country.

But they despised him and called him a contemptible old man.

Add to all this, that officer is placed high, and is possessed of power far from being contemptible; yet not a single privilege is annexed to his character; far from being above the laws, he is amenable to them in his private character as a citizen, and in his public character by impeachment.

really these attacks against our lines with columns of men are contemptible.

John Pope was called "contemptible" in a letter from John Murray to Horatio Gates, and William Allason writing to John Woodcock described the contest: "I understand one makes very free with the other's Reputation "c by wch.

" Roger Ebert gave the film a rare 0 stars out of 4, calling it "A contemptible film: Vile, ugly and brutal.

He launched a literary magazine and review for young people” called Opinion which was issued for five or six months "at a great loss!" In one of his editorials Cule argued for the introduction of schools of journalism such as exist in America to improve the standing of what "is now a despised and almost contemptible calling".

William Aiton in 1808 commented on the Kilmaurs town-hall and jail, saying they "are contemptible, of little use, and ought to be pulled down.

The lively arts are created and admired chiefly by the class known as lowbrows, are patronised and, to an extent enjoyed, by the highbrows; and are treated as impostors and as contemptible vulgarism by the middle class, those who invariably are ill at ease in the presence of great art until it has been approved by authority.

The contemptible COUNT CHAMELEON, Master of Disguise and sworn enemy of the establishment, is determined to succeed in his latest and greatest dastardly plot.

Marrable thought this a contemptible offer and resigned in February 1861.