The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, 181 tomasA. Constable, 1895 |
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... Early History of Parts of South Somerset . By John Batten , F.S.A. 8vo . Yeovil : 1894 , V. - 1 . Politische Correspondenz Friedrichs des Grossen . Berlin 1879-94 Bd . I. - XXI . ( In course of pub- lication . ) 2. Die Kriege Friedrichs ...
... Early History of Parts of South Somerset . By John Batten , F.S.A. 8vo . Yeovil : 1894 , V. - 1 . Politische Correspondenz Friedrichs des Grossen . Berlin 1879-94 Bd . I. - XXI . ( In course of pub- lication . ) 2. Die Kriege Friedrichs ...
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... early in 1893 , when the forward colonial policy gained a predominance in the councils of France , the French officials at Saigon lost no time in discovering sufficient grounds or pretexts for assuming towards the Siamese Government a ...
... early in 1893 , when the forward colonial policy gained a predominance in the councils of France , the French officials at Saigon lost no time in discovering sufficient grounds or pretexts for assuming towards the Siamese Government a ...
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... early teens , often to become widows before they are out of their teens ? Can these be the mothers of heroes and patriots and statesmen ? . . When will Govern- ment practise the neutrality which they preach , by simply declining to give ...
... early teens , often to become widows before they are out of their teens ? Can these be the mothers of heroes and patriots and statesmen ? . . When will Govern- ment practise the neutrality which they preach , by simply declining to give ...
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... early adoration has taken leave of her husband , and a very delicate reason is assigned for the sudden snapping of the ungenial connexion . Matters might have been simplified had the husband had the courtesy to die ; and with advancing ...
... early adoration has taken leave of her husband , and a very delicate reason is assigned for the sudden snapping of the ungenial connexion . Matters might have been simplified had the husband had the courtesy to die ; and with advancing ...
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... earliest date given is December 21 , 1587 , attached to Howard's commission ; and the latest is December 27 , 1588-- both dates being Old Style , which , as is generally known , continued in use in England till the middle of the last ...
... earliest date given is December 21 , 1587 , attached to Howard's commission ; and the latest is December 27 , 1588-- both dates being Old Style , which , as is generally known , continued in use in England till the middle of the last ...
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