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... English trees , or English trees after them . ( See pp . 34 , 249. ) 6 [ August , Higgins ' Celtic Druids .
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... English words in the usual direction of English writing . The letter his strongly and gutturally aspirated as in the Spanish , German , and Irish . VOL . IV . NO . 7 . 6 eshal ( Explanation of the engraved plate annexed . ) 1829. ] 41 ...
... English words in the usual direction of English writing . The letter his strongly and gutturally aspirated as in the Spanish , German , and Irish . VOL . IV . NO . 7 . 6 eshal ( Explanation of the engraved plate annexed . ) 1829. ] 41 ...
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... ENGLISH . 11. But mighty and terrible Deity , look down upon me ! fulfil the prayers I now offer unto Thee , 12. Without effeminate deceit or rage , but with the utmost humility I have represented my unfortunate situation . 13. Oh ! the ...
... ENGLISH . 11. But mighty and terrible Deity , look down upon me ! fulfil the prayers I now offer unto Thee , 12. Without effeminate deceit or rage , but with the utmost humility I have represented my unfortunate situation . 13. Oh ! the ...
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... English trans- lation . Pl . 1 . Nith al o nim ua lonuth sicorathissi ma com syth O'C . An iath al a nim uaillonnac socruidd se me com sit . Eng . O mighty splendor of the land , renowned , powerful ; let him quiet me with repose . 2 ...
... English trans- lation . Pl . 1 . Nith al o nim ua lonuth sicorathissi ma com syth O'C . An iath al a nim uaillonnac socruidd se me com sit . Eng . O mighty splendor of the land , renowned , powerful ; let him quiet me with repose . 2 ...
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... English courts , according to Folliot vs. Ogden , * can look no further back than to the treaty , because their government did not acknowledge the independent existence of the States before . A different rule has been deduced from the ...
... English courts , according to Folliot vs. Ogden , * can look no further back than to the treaty , because their government did not acknowledge the independent existence of the States before . A different rule has been deduced from the ...
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