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Weal, that is in the middle of the 16th century, this attitude was already manifested.
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These moral demands which the president places before every individual citizen of the United States are also the quintessence of the German state philosophy; which finds its expression in the slogan ‘The Public Weal Transcends the Interest of the Individual.’
A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010
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Narration is in the third-person, mainly via the protagonist Nicodemus Weal, but also includes narratives by Grand Wizard Agwu Shannon, the druid Dierdre, sentinel Amadi Okeke, and the villainous “creature”.
“Spellwright” by Blake Charlton (Reviewed by Robert Thompson) Robert 2010
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Nicodemus Weal was once believed to be the prophesied savoir, but hopes and dreams were crushed when it was discovered that he suffers from cacography – the inability to spell correctly in magical languages.
Archive 2010-03-01 Neth 2010
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Nicodemus Weal was once believed to be the prophesied savoir, but hopes and dreams were crushed when it was discovered that he suffers from cacography – the inability to spell correctly in magical languages.
Review: Spellwright by Blake Charlton Neth 2010
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With the opening of the book, a wizard is murdered during a Convocation in Starhaven, a wizard stronghold, setting Nicodemus Weal and his master, Magister Shannon, into a story that has been orchestrated by ancient forces, bent on returning to power.
Blake Charlton's Spellwright « worlds in a grain of sand 2010
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With the opening of the book, a wizard is murdered during a Convocation in Starhaven, a wizard stronghold, setting Nicodemus Weal and his master, Magister Shannon, into a story that has been orchestrated by ancient forces, bent on returning to power.
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The Weal - SAIT Paper: 'Student politics goes provincial'
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The Weal - SAIT Paper: 'Student politics goes provincial'
Archive 2008-03-01 2008
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Quoth the Minister, “Weal it was thou didst see in thy dream, O King of the age!”
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