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... century gave them a new chance of making their fortunes in the colonies ; but even in the nineteenth century the tradition endured that trade was no fit occupa- tion for a gentleman . The younger son is found in all the novels , more ...
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... century , 1 and especially his chapter on " College Life , " we may conclude that Thomas Warton's satire is not far ... Century ( A. D. Godley ) . 2 In this also Cambridge did not differ from Oxford . See Win- stanley's The University of ...
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