These words are impatient commands addressed by the revolutionaries to the
cavilers, both local and foreign, who fear the solicitation of the status quo.
In the JEE, we continued to encourage authors to use pretest and posttest, although it might be better to refer to these tests as pre-treatment and post-treatment test scores and avoid
cavilers.
You may or may not agree with Cleveland
Cavilers owner Dan Gilbert's statements concerning LeBron James' departure from Cleveland, but one thing is for sure: you've never seen anything like it.
London had used its walls to repel invaders in 1554 and had of necessity in 1568 supplied 4000 foot and 2000 carrying
cavilers to the army against Scotland.
Obiechina) and "rangers" (Robert Hampson, Wilson Harris, Andre Viola, Peter Nazareth, Edward Said), the "poachers" seen as ideologically cantankerous
cavilers about Conrad and Cary and the "rangers" as rescuers of these two "colonialist" writers from ideological denigration by the "poachers." The signal merit of Zabus's article consists in his expose of Achebe's hostile assessment of Conrad as resulting from "partial gaze," "selective amnesia," and piecemeal quotations strategically culled to substantiate allegations of racist/imperialist prejudices in Heart of Darkness.
