The General Biographical Dictionary: Containing an Historical and Critical Account of the Lives and Writings of the Most Eminent Persons in Every Nation: Particulary the British and Irish; from the Earliest Accounts to the Present Time, 25 tomasAlexander Chalmers J. Nichols, 1816 |
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... of his works , though not his scholar , was left by him to terminate what remained un- finished of his plans in France . ' 1 Argenville , vol . II . - Pilkington by Fuseli . PRINGLE ( SIR JOHN ) , baronet , president of 308 PRIESTLEY .
... of his works , though not his scholar , was left by him to terminate what remained un- finished of his plans in France . ' 1 Argenville , vol . II . - Pilkington by Fuseli . PRINGLE ( SIR JOHN ) , baronet , president of 308 PRIESTLEY .
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... PRINGLE ( SIR JOHN ) , baronet , president of the Royal Society , was born at Stichel - house , in the county of Rox- burgh , North Britain , April 10 , 1707. His father was sir John Pringle , of Stichel , bart . and his mother , whose ...
... PRINGLE ( SIR JOHN ) , baronet , president of the Royal Society , was born at Stichel - house , in the county of Rox- burgh , North Britain , April 10 , 1707. His father was sir John Pringle , of Stichel , bart . and his mother , whose ...
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... Pringle's abilities and merit , by raising him to the dignity of a baronet of Great Britain . In July 1768 , sir John Pringle was appointed physician in ordinary to her late royal highness the princess dowager of Wales ; to which office ...
... Pringle's abilities and merit , by raising him to the dignity of a baronet of Great Britain . In July 1768 , sir John Pringle was appointed physician in ordinary to her late royal highness the princess dowager of Wales ; to which office ...
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... sir John Pringle was raised to the chair . The first speech that was made by him being much more elaborate and ex- tended than usual , the publication of it was desired ; and with this request , it is said , he was the more ready to com ...
... sir John Pringle was raised to the chair . The first speech that was made by him being much more elaborate and ex- tended than usual , the publication of it was desired ; and with this request , it is said , he was the more ready to com ...
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... sir John Pringle's knowledge in natural his- tory , as well as in medicine , to great advantage . The third time that he was called upon to display his abilities at the delivery of sir Godfrey's medal , was on an eminently im- portant ...
... sir John Pringle's knowledge in natural his- tory , as well as in medicine , to great advantage . The third time that he was called upon to display his abilities at the delivery of sir Godfrey's medal , was on an eminently im- portant ...
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