Halleck

[ hal-ik, -uhk ]

noun

1. Fitz-Green [fits, -green, fits-, green], 1790–1867, U.S. poet.
2. Henry Wa·ger [wey, -jer], 1815–72, Union general in the U.S. Civil War and writer on military subjects.

Example Sentences

"I haven't done a living thing for one of them," said Norm composedly; and Ben Halleck came to his rescue.

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General Halleck did not know much about taking care of himself in the field.

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Halleck gives his students excellent advice regarding the training of the will.

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In Halleck's statement, above quoted, we have the explanation of the part played by the intellect in the activities of will.

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Concerning this Halleck says that such slaves cannot be regained by their former masters.

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