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THE GENERAL BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY : CONTAINING AN HISTORICAL AND CRITICAL ACCOUNT OF THE LIVES AND WRITINGS OF THE MOST EMINENT PERSONS . IN EVERY NATION ; PARTICULARLY THE BRITISH AND IRISH ; FROM THE EARLIEST ACCOUNTS TO THE PRESENT ...
THE GENERAL BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY : CONTAINING AN HISTORICAL AND CRITICAL ACCOUNT OF THE LIVES AND WRITINGS OF THE MOST EMINENT PERSONS . IN EVERY NATION ; PARTICULARLY THE BRITISH AND IRISH ; FROM THE EARLIEST ACCOUNTS TO THE PRESENT ...
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... Bishop Fisher's Sermon , " preached at Lon- don on the day upon which the writings of M. Luther were publicly burnt , Camb . ... writing , and the celebrity of his scholars Cano and Velázquez , than to the superiority of his works .
... Bishop Fisher's Sermon , " preached at Lon- don on the day upon which the writings of M. Luther were publicly burnt , Camb . ... writing , and the celebrity of his scholars Cano and Velázquez , than to the superiority of his works .
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Annibale di Leo , who was also born at Brindisi , published in , 1764 a dissertation on his life and writings , in order to do honour to his native place , which certainly would not have been less honoured if he had omitted to tell us ...
Annibale di Leo , who was also born at Brindisi , published in , 1764 a dissertation on his life and writings , in order to do honour to his native place , which certainly would not have been less honoured if he had omitted to tell us ...
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In 1785 , as a compensation for his revolutionary writings , congress granted him three thou- sand dollars , after having rejected with great indignation a motion for appointing him historiographer to the United States , with a salary .
In 1785 , as a compensation for his revolutionary writings , congress granted him three thou- sand dollars , after having rejected with great indignation a motion for appointing him historiographer to the United States , with a salary .
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... easy to be understood in proportion to the ascendancy of the baser qualities of the mind . To this merit , and in a literary point of view , it is a merit , he seems justly entitled . He was familiar with those artifices of writing ...
... easy to be understood in proportion to the ascendancy of the baser qualities of the mind . To this merit , and in a literary point of view , it is a merit , he seems justly entitled . He was familiar with those artifices of writing ...
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