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... Original Letter from George III . to Earl Howe 38 Biographical Notices respecting Shakspeare 39 On Religious Instruction amongst the Welsh ib . Rivers Ancover and Volta , in Africa . ... 40 Gloucester 2 - Hantst Hereford 1 -- Hull 3 ...
... Original Letter from George III . to Earl Howe 38 Biographical Notices respecting Shakspeare 39 On Religious Instruction amongst the Welsh ib . Rivers Ancover and Volta , in Africa . ... 40 Gloucester 2 - Hantst Hereford 1 -- Hull 3 ...
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... original of the celebrated Epitaphs on Jacob Tonson and Dr. Franklin ? " In an- swer to his suggestion , I would ob- serve , that if Franklin was guilty of plagiarism , it is more probable that he took the hint from an Elegiac Poem ...
... original of the celebrated Epitaphs on Jacob Tonson and Dr. Franklin ? " In an- swer to his suggestion , I would ob- serve , that if Franklin was guilty of plagiarism , it is more probable that he took the hint from an Elegiac Poem ...
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... originals in any edifice erected in this land prior to the Six- teenth Century , and what is still more lamentable , not a single beauty meets the eye of the antiquary to console him for surveying such a mass of de- formities ...
... originals in any edifice erected in this land prior to the Six- teenth Century , and what is still more lamentable , not a single beauty meets the eye of the antiquary to console him for surveying such a mass of de- formities ...
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... original publication , of the dif- ferent species of the Pinus . [ July , should be kept clear of weeds , and watered now and then . In the winter season they should be removed into a warmer situation , or , if it is likely to prove ...
... original publication , of the dif- ferent species of the Pinus . [ July , should be kept clear of weeds , and watered now and then . In the winter season they should be removed into a warmer situation , or , if it is likely to prove ...
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... original , which passage will be given correctly hereafter . Dr. Hickes also thought drengage was a knight - service , in proof of which he quotes a grant or charter of Ralph Bishop of Durham , of the time of William I. " R. birceop ...
... original , which passage will be given correctly hereafter . Dr. Hickes also thought drengage was a knight - service , in proof of which he quotes a grant or charter of Ralph Bishop of Durham , of the time of William I. " R. birceop ...
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