Art.

 1 1  |      by the execution of great public works, the technique for
 2 2  |         he was elected to hold public office as Town Councillor,
 3 2  |   things accepted by schoolboy public opinion. As it was, by the
 4 2  |    ought to send that boy to a public school, and not allow him
 5 3  |  twenty patients, erected " by public contribution to restore
 6 3  |    could offer for sale to the public the instruments he made
 7 5  |        sea of the money-making public, ready to be enticed by
 8 5  |     the savings of the general public. The investor's only chance,
 9 6  |      at the same time secure a public confirmation of their rights
10 6  |      to be incurred before the public could receive the full benefit
11 7  |        the effect of the first public trials. He could trust Boulton
12 7  |      them to the thanks of the public; for by this Example the
13 8  |      left in the mind l of the public by 1780 as to the immense
14 8  |      to a large gathering in a public inn. Whereupon one of his
15 8  | manufactured, delivered to the public. Until this had been achieved
16 9  |    factories where pressure of public opinion and legislation
17 9  |      In 1824, as a result of a public meeting in London, a statue
18 App|     Watt's letter was not made public, because Priestley threw