The Quarterly Review, Volume 105William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1859 |
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... England . London . 1854 . 8. Annales des Sciences Naturelles . 4me Série . Paris . 1854-6 . 6 9. Micrographic Dictionary . By Dr. J. W. Griffiths and Professor Henfrey . Articles Yeast , ' Vinegar Plant , ' Fermentation . ' London ...
... England . London . 1854 . 8. Annales des Sciences Naturelles . 4me Série . Paris . 1854-6 . 6 9. Micrographic Dictionary . By Dr. J. W. Griffiths and Professor Henfrey . Articles Yeast , ' Vinegar Plant , ' Fermentation . ' London ...
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... England during the Reign of George III . By William Massey , M.P. Two first volumes . 1855 , 1858 VII . - 1 . Lord Brougham's Acts and Bills from 1811 to the Present Time . Now first collected and arranged , with an Analytical Index ...
... England during the Reign of George III . By William Massey , M.P. Two first volumes . 1855 , 1858 VII . - 1 . Lord Brougham's Acts and Bills from 1811 to the Present Time . Now first collected and arranged , with an Analytical Index ...
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... England would be hooted at for practising ; two lines coming up within six yards of one another , and firing in one another's faces till they had no ammunition left : nothing could be more ridiculous . ' On the 23rd of February , 1785 ...
... England would be hooted at for practising ; two lines coming up within six yards of one another , and firing in one another's faces till they had no ammunition left : nothing could be more ridiculous . ' On the 23rd of February , 1785 ...
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... England in 1786 , and wrote thus to his son : - ' You will have heard that soon after I left England I was elected Knight of the Garter , and very likely laughed at me for wishing to wear a blue riband over my fat belly . I could have ...
... England in 1786 , and wrote thus to his son : - ' You will have heard that soon after I left England I was elected Knight of the Garter , and very likely laughed at me for wishing to wear a blue riband over my fat belly . I could have ...
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... England owes her liberty , and to the great original transaction at Dungannon Ireland will be indebted for hers . The Irish volunteers had associated to support the laws and the constitution - the usurpations of England have violated ...
... England owes her liberty , and to the great original transaction at Dungannon Ireland will be indebted for hers . The Irish volunteers had associated to support the laws and the constitution - the usurpations of England have violated ...
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