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Now , with more than 1,800 artworks , the Blanton 's Latin American collection stands as one of the most extensive outside Latin America . It will not be uninteresting if I relate in the cases of Falanius and Rubrius , Roman knights of moderate fortune , the first experiments at such accusations , in order to explain the origin of a most terrible scourge , how by Tiberius 's cunning it crept in among us , how subsequently it was checked , finally , how it burst into flame and consumed everything . It seemed scarcely necessary to carry , out the process in the commercial capital , the abode of Peter Plancius , the seat of the West India Company , the head-quarters of all most opposed to the Advocate , most devoted to the Stadholder . Launching their canoes upon the broad reaches of this most beautiful stream in October , 1805 , they drifted down to the Pacific Ocean , reaching their destination November 7 , one month later . One of the most prominent characteristics of her writing is the great discretion ( ' delicacy ' ) , one could almost say the great care with which the sound is created . Image courtesy of Tom WellerBolivia itself is one of the most unequal countries in one of the most unequal regions of the world . Michael Berens lists some of the most important documents for any reporter looking to dig deeper into the American hospital system . I've been deeply involved with the humanitarian needs of this most isolated country on the globe since then . S. 1854 would thus require expedited security interest and foreign filing license review of all applications requiring immediate or imminent publication , thus potentially compromising the normal review period for an adequate review of these most sensitive matters . The other is confined to them that have come under the shadow of this Name , and sought the shelter of this most mighty Revelation . How anyone could question her memories of this most distubing childhood ? " Released in 2005 , the fortieth anniversary of one of the most important periods in the history of the American civil rights movement , Kotz gives new insight into the drama that preceded the important legislation .