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... Correspondent or the Neus Zeitung , published in the same place for the years 1768 and 1769 - so Ebeling informs us - notwith- standing that both these journals received cir- cumstantial accounts from the seat of war , though these were ...
... Correspondent or the Neus Zeitung , published in the same place for the years 1768 and 1769 - so Ebeling informs us - notwith- standing that both these journals received cir- cumstantial accounts from the seat of war , though these were ...
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... correspondent , in suggesting the name of De Morgan as a possible answer to his query , felt misgivings which I think would grow into dis- belief in the mind of any one familiar with De Morgan's humour , who also made himself acquainted ...
... correspondent , in suggesting the name of De Morgan as a possible answer to his query , felt misgivings which I think would grow into dis- belief in the mind of any one familiar with De Morgan's humour , who also made himself acquainted ...
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... correspondents who is not ashamed to own himself a reader of The Course of Time . ' May I ask any one who is not ... correspondent as to the transcripts and , indeed , wore red coats . But John Fairfax of City registers ; but since a ...
... correspondents who is not ashamed to own himself a reader of The Course of Time . ' May I ask any one who is not ... correspondent as to the transcripts and , indeed , wore red coats . But John Fairfax of City registers ; but since a ...
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... correspondents must observe the following rule . Let each note , query , or reply be written on a separate slip of paper , with the signature of the writer and such address as he wishes to appear . Correspondents who repeat queries are ...
... correspondents must observe the following rule . Let each note , query , or reply be written on a separate slip of paper , with the signature of the writer and such address as he wishes to appear . Correspondents who repeat queries are ...
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... correspondent of N. & Q. ' should cavil in this way . He supported a guess , which PROF . SKEAT , one of the greatest etymo- logists of the day , had no difficulty in demolishing . MR . EDGCUMBE challenges " the learned professor . " No ...
... correspondent of N. & Q. ' should cavil in this way . He supported a guess , which PROF . SKEAT , one of the greatest etymo- logists of the day , had no difficulty in demolishing . MR . EDGCUMBE challenges " the learned professor . " No ...
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