hine

And ƿe hine secaþ git, begen ætsomne, ƿer ond ƿif, þurh þa deorcan stræta þisses grimman stedes.

Because there are indications that it is unnecessarily unsafe in hine use, particularly to children and potentially to users.

For those interested, the Library of Congress has a substantial number of Lewis Hine photos available online.

John Hine didn't go to Rice, he went to Luther Rice which is a seminary in Georgia.

Consider 12th century English: Ealdred arceb hine to cynge gehalgode menn guldon him gyld gislas sealdon syððan heora land bohtan.

Se Hlaford hæfþ þisne stede mid searocræftum gebunden, þæt nan man ne mæg hine forlætan.

Se Laford hæfth thisne stede mid searocræftum gebunden, thæt nan man ne mæy hine forlætan.

And we hine sechath yit, beyen ætsomne, wer ond wif, thurgh tha deorcan stræta thisses grimman stedes.

They already have the possibilities one can ever touch in their hine countries.

Ac ƿe naƿiht freo ne sindon, for þy þe ƿe næfre ne mihton fram Ƿulfesfleote geƿitan, nefne ƿe þone Hlaford finden and hine ofslean.

Ac we nawight freo ne sindon, for thy the we næfer ne mighton fram Wulfesfleote yewitan, nefen we thone Laford finden and hine ofslean.

Let's put large LCD screens in the sides of every government building and vehicle announcing the PII (name, cell number, hine address, job title, pay rate) of everyone working there.

"Hine's work The British Nation Identified with Lost Israel (1871) sold up to 250,000 copies"

In pictures like those by Hine the requirements of young and old are both met; the photographs urge reform, but seem to suggest that the need for it is not the most important thing to be said of life." - "Contrary to popular expectations, many of the best nature pictures – often the truest and finally most reassuring – do contain people and their works." fiction: Slaughterhouse-Five.

As fellow Ohioan Chrissie Hine and The Pretenders said, "Ay, oh, way to go, Ohio." Yeah, it was from "My City Was Gone," which isn't a pleasant song about the state, but pfft, it works here.

That one might be fake, but this is Lewis Hine's famous work in history.

To Hine, the focus on work experience suggested that employers were being too picky.

It’s literally how photojournalism works and why child labor (Lewis Hine), civil rights (Gordon Parks), war abuses (Don McCullin), and so much more made it to the forefront of National discussions.