The Retrospective Review, 9 tomasCharles and Henry Baldwyn, 1824 |
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... of the Long Parliament . VII . - Emblems . ... VIII . - Topham's Life of John Elwes the Miser . IX . - Cartwright's Poems and Plays · X. - Works of Chaucer . 122 . 141 . . 160 . .172 . CONTENTS OF VOLUME IX . PART II . ART .
... of the Long Parliament . VII . - Emblems . ... VIII . - Topham's Life of John Elwes the Miser . IX . - Cartwright's Poems and Plays · X. - Works of Chaucer . 122 . 141 . . 160 . .172 . CONTENTS OF VOLUME IX . PART II . ART .
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... truth , his amity ; But first take heed , and weigh with care , Ere he thy love and favour share ; For those who friends too lightly choose , Soon friends and all besides may lose . " ART . VIII . - The Life of John Elwes 140 Emblems .
... truth , his amity ; But first take heed , and weigh with care , Ere he thy love and favour share ; For those who friends too lightly choose , Soon friends and all besides may lose . " ART . VIII . - The Life of John Elwes 140 Emblems .
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ART . VIII . - The Life of John Elwes , Esq . Member in three suc- cessive Parliaments for Berkshire , first published in the Paper of The World . Inscribed to Sir Paul Joddrell . By Edward Topham , late Captain in the Second ... Elwes . 141.
ART . VIII . - The Life of John Elwes , Esq . Member in three suc- cessive Parliaments for Berkshire , first published in the Paper of The World . Inscribed to Sir Paul Joddrell . By Edward Topham , late Captain in the Second ... Elwes . 141.
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... Elwes , the subject of our pre- sent article ; and the interest which the public took in the por- tions periodically given to them , induced the Major to gather the pieces together , touch them up with a correcting pen , add a tidy ...
... Elwes , the subject of our pre- sent article ; and the interest which the public took in the por- tions periodically given to them , induced the Major to gather the pieces together , touch them up with a correcting pen , add a tidy ...
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... Elwes , originally John or Jack Meggot , came of a real miser breed ; -his uncle , Sir Harvey Elwes , from whom he derived the great bulk of his wealth and whose name he took , on coming to the property , was " a perfect picture of ...
... Elwes , originally John or Jack Meggot , came of a real miser breed ; -his uncle , Sir Harvey Elwes , from whom he derived the great bulk of his wealth and whose name he took , on coming to the property , was " a perfect picture of ...
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