Gentleman's Magazine: And Historical Chronicle, Том 178F. Jefferies, 1845 |
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... published of real importance , has still been a less interesting feature than the space it occupied was worth , particularly as the same information may be gathered ( with a little more trouble ) by consulting The Publishers ' Circular ...
... published of real importance , has still been a less interesting feature than the space it occupied was worth , particularly as the same information may be gathered ( with a little more trouble ) by consulting The Publishers ' Circular ...
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... published a separate sale- catalogue of medical books . At this time , W. M. was in the heyday of youth and comeliness ; his mind was active and intelligent , and his manners pleasing ; a brilliant prospect of success and distinction in ...
... published a separate sale- catalogue of medical books . At this time , W. M. was in the heyday of youth and comeliness ; his mind was active and intelligent , and his manners pleasing ; a brilliant prospect of success and distinction in ...
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... published in the Collectanea Topographica and Genea- logica , vol . v . p . 189 , vol . vii . p . 288 , vol . viii . p . 92 . a See a plan , showing the situations of the four successive mansions at Gorham- bury , in " The History of ...
... published in the Collectanea Topographica and Genea- logica , vol . v . p . 189 , vol . vii . p . 288 , vol . viii . p . 92 . a See a plan , showing the situations of the four successive mansions at Gorham- bury , in " The History of ...
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... Lord Ellesmere at Harefield , Middlesex , in 1602 , in the Egerton Papers , published by the Camden Society , p . 350 . REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS . The Dispatches and Letters of 42 [ Jan. Gorhambury House , Hertfordshire ,
... Lord Ellesmere at Harefield , Middlesex , in 1602 , in the Egerton Papers , published by the Camden Society , p . 350 . REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS . The Dispatches and Letters of 42 [ Jan. Gorhambury House , Hertfordshire ,
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... published on the subject . His observations are , generally , of a negative character ; that is , tending to shew that Anderida was not at Newenden : and , in doing this , he has well investigated those au- thorities which have been ...
... published on the subject . His observations are , generally , of a negative character ; that is , tending to shew that Anderida was not at Newenden : and , in doing this , he has well investigated those au- thorities which have been ...
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