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... whole site of Jerusalem , from the brow of the valley of Hinnom , near the Jaffa gate , to the brink of the valley of Jehoshaphat , is about 1,020 yards , or of a mile , of which distance 318 yards are occupied by the area of the great ...
... whole site of Jerusalem , from the brow of the valley of Hinnom , near the Jaffa gate , to the brink of the valley of Jehoshaphat , is about 1,020 yards , or of a mile , of which distance 318 yards are occupied by the area of the great ...
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... whole energy of the order directed to laboring in behalf of the church by means of education and missions.- The order spread with unparalleled rapidity , so that it was said to have had no period of youth . At the death of Ignatius ...
... whole energy of the order directed to laboring in behalf of the church by means of education and missions.- The order spread with unparalleled rapidity , so that it was said to have had no period of youth . At the death of Ignatius ...
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... whole order , and the inferior courts as well as the par- liament of Paris , to which the Jesuits appealed , gave sentence against them , and made them pay 2,000,000 livres to the plaintiff and the costs . Louis XV . , who wished to ...
... whole order , and the inferior courts as well as the par- liament of Paris , to which the Jesuits appealed , gave sentence against them , and made them pay 2,000,000 livres to the plaintiff and the costs . Louis XV . , who wished to ...
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... whole with a dignified valedictory . In projecting and carrying for- ward this work , Johnson had neither ... whole production . That he was the dupe of the impudent Scotchman is very evident , though it is scarcely less certain that his ...
... whole with a dignified valedictory . In projecting and carrying for- ward this work , Johnson had neither ... whole production . That he was the dupe of the impudent Scotchman is very evident , though it is scarcely less certain that his ...
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... whole business of giv- . ing and receiving pensions as the basest kind of bribery and espionage , that it seemed im- possible that he should accept the royal boun- ty . But it being urged by his friends that the whole nation was his ...
... whole business of giv- . ing and receiving pensions as the basest kind of bribery and espionage , that it seemed im- possible that he should accept the royal boun- ty . But it being urged by his friends that the whole nation was his ...
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