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... favour the important measure then in agitation , of an union of the two kingdoms . Flattered at the age of twenty - four , by an application which shewed the opinion entertained of his abilities , and influenced by the greatest lawyer ...
... favour the important measure then in agitation , of an union of the two kingdoms . Flattered at the age of twenty - four , by an application which shewed the opinion entertained of his abilities , and influenced by the greatest lawyer ...
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... favour the popish doctrine of praying for the dead , gave some offence , especially as it was said , we know not on what authority , that it was drawn up by the bishop himself . BARROW ( ISAAC ) , an eminent mathematician and di- vine ...
... favour the popish doctrine of praying for the dead , gave some offence , especially as it was said , we know not on what authority , that it was drawn up by the bishop himself . BARROW ( ISAAC ) , an eminent mathematician and di- vine ...
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... favour to the old adventurers , who were men experienced in the affairs of Ireland . While Girald thus employed himself in Ire land , the two bishoprics of Ferns and Leighlin , fell va- cant , which earl John offered to unite , and ...
... favour to the old adventurers , who were men experienced in the affairs of Ireland . While Girald thus employed himself in Ire land , the two bishoprics of Ferns and Leighlin , fell va- cant , which earl John offered to unite , and ...
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... favours on Bartolo himself , particularly his permission to use the arms of the 1 Antonio Bibl . Hisp . - Moreri . - Dict . Hist . 2 Diet . Hist . - Moreri . - Haller Bibl . Anat . - Burney's Hist . of Music , vol . II . kings of ...
... favours on Bartolo himself , particularly his permission to use the arms of the 1 Antonio Bibl . Hisp . - Moreri . - Dict . Hist . 2 Diet . Hist . - Moreri . - Haller Bibl . Anat . - Burney's Hist . of Music , vol . II . kings of ...
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... favour never induced him to make any request for himself , though he did not let slip so fair an opportunity of recommending effectually several of his friends , and procuring for them an acknow- ledgment suitable to each of their ...
... favour never induced him to make any request for himself , though he did not let slip so fair an opportunity of recommending effectually several of his friends , and procuring for them an acknow- ledgment suitable to each of their ...
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