Britannia Antiquissima, Or, A Key to the Philology of History, Sacred and Profane, Том 1Henry Tolman Dwight, 1866 - 216 страници |
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... truth . In conclusion , I trust sufficient reasons present themselves to your mind to induce you to at once prepare the work for the press , and , of course , to extend the work beyond the original design as your judgment and taste may ...
... truth . In conclusion , I trust sufficient reasons present themselves to your mind to induce you to at once prepare the work for the press , and , of course , to extend the work beyond the original design as your judgment and taste may ...
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... truths , " as a modern writer of distinguished merit justly observes , " may be either a sketch of a doctrine to be ... truth , I shall have gone far to demonstrate who and what people were the originators of mathematical , meta- ix .
... truths , " as a modern writer of distinguished merit justly observes , " may be either a sketch of a doctrine to be ... truth , I shall have gone far to demonstrate who and what people were the originators of mathematical , meta- ix .
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... truths to the arguments adduced in my " Clavis Adami , " and " Clavis Poetarum , " and particularly to the " Ingens ... truth , ' but shall endeavor , very briefly , to philologically anatomise a term taken at random in each of the ...
... truths to the arguments adduced in my " Clavis Adami , " and " Clavis Poetarum , " and particularly to the " Ingens ... truth , ' but shall endeavor , very briefly , to philologically anatomise a term taken at random in each of the ...
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... science , ' as yet un- traversed by philology , wherein each article or leading title is made to be proudly responsible for its own share of irrefragable truths as regards the version of its own Vestments , INTRODUCTION . xiii .
... science , ' as yet un- traversed by philology , wherein each article or leading title is made to be proudly responsible for its own share of irrefragable truths as regards the version of its own Vestments , INTRODUCTION . xiii .
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John Jones Thomas. truths as regards the version of its own Vestments , its Victuals , its Beverages , its Gold Coins and Ornaments , its Laws and Sove- reignty of the Island , its Literature and Music , its Penillion and Englynion , its ...
John Jones Thomas. truths as regards the version of its own Vestments , its Victuals , its Beverages , its Gold Coins and Ornaments , its Laws and Sove- reignty of the Island , its Literature and Music , its Penillion and Englynion , its ...
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