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Players of some merit now ventured upon the territories of presbyterianism , and profited by their excursions . So far back as the year 1740 , the Merchant Taylor's hall was insufficient to contain all those who applied for admission .
Players of some merit now ventured upon the territories of presbyterianism , and profited by their excursions . So far back as the year 1740 , the Merchant Taylor's hall was insufficient to contain all those who applied for admission .
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Rose , who volunteered his services to direct the gun - brigs , did every thing that was possible to get them forward , but the current was too strong for them to be of service du ring the action ; but not the less merit is due to Capt ...
Rose , who volunteered his services to direct the gun - brigs , did every thing that was possible to get them forward , but the current was too strong for them to be of service du ring the action ; but not the less merit is due to Capt ...
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The French writers have done due honour to the brave citizens of Calais ; and there are several English performances of merit , by our elder poets , upon this interesting subject ; but it has been adapted to the British stage with the ...
The French writers have done due honour to the brave citizens of Calais ; and there are several English performances of merit , by our elder poets , upon this interesting subject ; but it has been adapted to the British stage with the ...
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The Monthly Mirror: Reflecting Men and Manners With Strictures on ..., 4 tomas Visos knygos peržiūra - 1808 |
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