Destruction and Reconstruction by Richard L. Taylor

Cognisance is taken of the scribal traditions regarding the written formalities and qualities of appearance of the text (incidental elements). 0 Ratings 0 Want to read 0 Currently reading 0 Have read Read Listen. Destruction and reconstruction personal experiences of the late war. Appleton edition, Microform It looks like youre offline. The President's Brother - in - Law : GENERAL DICK TAYLOR 1 Richard Taylor, Destruction and Reconstruction ( New York, 1879 ).

These and other aspects of the new translation are studied by means of my analysis method: by first identifying the prerequisite elements (essential elements), followed by an outline of legal practices (natural elements). Destruction and reconstruction by Richard L Taylor, 1879, D. Publication date 1879 Topics Reconstruction (U.S. The remainder of the communally-shared property is awarded to the brothers who will then manage co-ownership of their agreed, awarded communally-shared portions. Destruction and reconstruction: personal experiences of the late war. The contractual parties record their division agreement wherein they agree to award certain communally-shared fields to their sister as the sole owner. It is shown that this text is not a sales agreement, but a unique arrangement of a division agreement between family beneficiaries in a deceased estate. history, 1865-1877) Publisher New York : D. Publication date 1879 Topics Reconstruction (U.S. Destruction And Reconstruction by richard taylor Paperback 18.95 Paperback 18.95 eBook 2.

A new translation of this division agreement text is here presented. Destruction and reconstruction : personal experiences of the late war by Taylor, Richard, 1826-1879. Destruction and reconstruction: personal experiences of the late war by Taylor, Richard, 1826-1879. In his 1888 article, Pinches translated – with limited information regarding Akkadian and Sumerian grammar and structure – an Old Babylonian division agreement text, which he considered a sale of land, mentioning that the text “presents some very interesting features”.

Destruction and Reconstruction by Richard L. Taylor