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set forth

verb

tr to state, express, or utter
he set forth his objections
intr to start out on a journey
the expedition set forth on the first of July

In You Must Set Forth At Dawn, his friend Femi Johnson visits him in detention, a day before the verdict of his trial.

His life is narrated in autobiographical works such as Aké: The Years of Childhood and You Must Set Forth at Dawn.

I love this country and am proud of the values set forth in our founding documents.

Both sides also seem apathetic towards another plan set forth by another American.

But look at it in terms of the principles set forth by our Founding Fathers as the measure of true greatness.

In this imitative play we see from the first the artistic tendency to set forth what is characteristic in the things represented.

By some extraordinary blunder of the commissariat the 32d had set forth that morning without breaking their fast.

How the Bill proceeded, and what was its fate, will be set forth in another chapter.

We have now set forth some of the important facts exhibited by the stellar universe.

Dan, and Greece, and Mosel have set forth in thy marts wrought iron: stacte, and calamus were in thy market.

April 19, 2024tortuous

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