The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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Page 171
... honours were long supposed to have been wholly extinguished . Their obscurity and misfortunes , so inimitably related ... honour of the English house , in 1735 , of which work Gibbon says , ' the rector of Honiton had more gratitude than ...
... honours were long supposed to have been wholly extinguished . Their obscurity and misfortunes , so inimitably related ... honour of the English house , in 1735 , of which work Gibbon says , ' the rector of Honiton had more gratitude than ...
Page 181
... honour to his father or mother , but to his grandfather , grandmother , uncle , or aunt , being the next immediate preceding Peer or Peeress after whom he shall take such honour , then such pedigree shall also further include such grand ...
... honour to his father or mother , but to his grandfather , grandmother , uncle , or aunt , being the next immediate preceding Peer or Peeress after whom he shall take such honour , then such pedigree shall also further include such grand ...
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... honour to be a guest at Bell's table . Roux dismissed his class at Paris without a lecture , with C'est assez , Messieurs , vous avez vu Charles Bell . ' On the accession of William IV . the Guelphic order of knighthood was offered to ...
... honour to be a guest at Bell's table . Roux dismissed his class at Paris without a lecture , with C'est assez , Messieurs , vous avez vu Charles Bell . ' On the accession of William IV . the Guelphic order of knighthood was offered to ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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