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... matter to settle in a phrase : " The conclusion which Boswell hinted at , but was prevented by his reverence for Johnson " what a charge to level at Bozzy ! — “ from expressing , that Savage was an impostor , is irresistible " ( Encyc ...
... matter to settle in a phrase : " The conclusion which Boswell hinted at , but was prevented by his reverence for Johnson " what a charge to level at Bozzy ! — “ from expressing , that Savage was an impostor , is irresistible " ( Encyc ...
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... matter concerning the Hospice and its crypt ; but I do not gather that he hesitates as to the site of the prison of Pothinus and Blandina . ST . SWITHIN . MRS . QUARME . - What was the maiden name of the wife of George Quarme , Com ...
... matter concerning the Hospice and its crypt ; but I do not gather that he hesitates as to the site of the prison of Pothinus and Blandina . ST . SWITHIN . MRS . QUARME . - What was the maiden name of the wife of George Quarme , Com ...
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... matter of fact the speech is lifted from The Annual Register for 1780 ( p . 258 , Appendix to the Chronicle ) . Who was this Col. Gordon ? The only Gordon I know of in this Parliament was Lord George's cousin , General Lord Adam Gordon ...
... matter of fact the speech is lifted from The Annual Register for 1780 ( p . 258 , Appendix to the Chronicle ) . Who was this Col. Gordon ? The only Gordon I know of in this Parliament was Lord George's cousin , General Lord Adam Gordon ...
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... matter . Indeed , it is scarcely likely that one of " the poorest prelates in Europe ( see History of the Hundred of Wirral , ' 6 22 Lord Winmarleigh had four daughters : Anna Maria ( died s.p. 1869 ) , married to the Rev. Robert ...
... matter . Indeed , it is scarcely likely that one of " the poorest prelates in Europe ( see History of the Hundred of Wirral , ' 6 22 Lord Winmarleigh had four daughters : Anna Maria ( died s.p. 1869 ) , married to the Rev. Robert ...
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... matters ; but he then denied his having translated the Work , and expressed some knowledge of Translation undertaken by some of his acquaint- a ance , which he however thought would never be printed . Six days after ( Nov. 13 , 1772 ) ...
... matters ; but he then denied his having translated the Work , and expressed some knowledge of Translation undertaken by some of his acquaint- a ance , which he however thought would never be printed . Six days after ( Nov. 13 , 1772 ) ...
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