" I felt like a prisoner, being held against my will away from my family, " Amoah told me, still incredulous at the treatment so carelessly meted out to him by British bureaucrats.
Judge not, that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.
In fact, we've had a number of emails who say, you know, it was brutal that the treatment meted out to people with a particular shade of hair did seem to be really over-the-top cruel and nasty.
And when you read the accounts of the American veterans, for example, you once again get a real idea of the absolute hatred that had been engendered by The treatment meted out to both sides.
A superior judicial power, towering above that of the colonies, as the Supreme Court at Washington now towers above the states, kept the colonial legislatures within the metes and bounds of established law.
He writes, such was the measure which the boasted chivalry of Normandy meted out to a prince who had never dealt harshly or cruelly by either a domestic or a foreign foe.
In that decade, high inflation prompted extreme monetary tightening, which was meted out with enthusiasm by Paul Volcker, chairman of the Federal Reserve.