1
They had retarded the progress of Humanity, deflecting it in the wrong direction.
2
These circumstances have greatly retarded the progress of religious instruction through their means.
3
These delays, and the frequent heavy rains, greatly retarded the progress of the travelers.
4
Hence arose fierce wars and intestine commotions, which greatly retarded the progress of Grecian civilization.
5
As Delambre and Grant have said, this fiction only retarded the progress of pure science.
6
But have I indeed retarded the progress of nature?
7
The currents of air in the upper regions first accelerated and then retarded the progress of the vaporous island.
8
The scattered condition of the population rendered difficult and greatly retarded the progress of free schools in the south.
9
Such men had smirched the history of religion with inquisitions and tortures-andhad retarded the progress of human thought.
10
He made it his business to heal these wounds and reconcile the animosities that thus retarded the progress of their common object.
11
But the greatness of the works, the height of the wall and towers, and the multitude of engines retarded the progress of our works.
12
On the eleventh day, it is true they had a tempestuous snow storm followed by dense fogs which sensibly retarded the progress of the "Alaska."
