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... thing touching the company had been transacted with the German ministers . " His lordship , as I have reason to believe , was persuad- ed that the ministers intended that the company should have a British charter ; and things went so ...
... thing touching the company had been transacted with the German ministers . " His lordship , as I have reason to believe , was persuad- ed that the ministers intended that the company should have a British charter ; and things went so ...
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... thing which reflected dishonour on his majesty . Accordingly the house was satisfied with the answer , so far as not to in- sist on a sight of the charter and warrants ; and imme- diately came to a resolution , that the persons ...
... thing which reflected dishonour on his majesty . Accordingly the house was satisfied with the answer , so far as not to in- sist on a sight of the charter and warrants ; and imme- diately came to a resolution , that the persons ...
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Alexander Chalmers. this adventure , when the archbishop was able to do no- thing . Girald himself took the cross at this time , and it afforded him the opportunity of writing his " Itinerarium Cambri©¡ . " The same year he went over into ...
Alexander Chalmers. this adventure , when the archbishop was able to do no- thing . Girald himself took the cross at this time , and it afforded him the opportunity of writing his " Itinerarium Cambri©¡ . " The same year he went over into ...
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... thing of the kind in the tenor of his behaviour ; and , notwithstand- ing his great reputation , he always spoke with singular mo- desty of himself and his works . " His book of the " Week , " whatever may now be thought of it , was ...
... thing of the kind in the tenor of his behaviour ; and , notwithstand- ing his great reputation , he always spoke with singular mo- desty of himself and his works . " His book of the " Week , " whatever may now be thought of it , was ...
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... thing to trust to but himself , he became chef d'escadre , after having passed through the several inferior ranks . He was tall in stature , robust , well made , though of a rough and clumsy figure . He could neither write nor read ...
... thing to trust to but himself , he became chef d'escadre , after having passed through the several inferior ranks . He was tall in stature , robust , well made , though of a rough and clumsy figure . He could neither write nor read ...
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