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... supposed to have enjoyed the advantages of education . By this means the jargon comes recommended to the audience , as the very bon ton of polite conversation . But we hope Mr. A. will profit of this not unfriendly admonition ; and that ...
... supposed to have enjoyed the advantages of education . By this means the jargon comes recommended to the audience , as the very bon ton of polite conversation . But we hope Mr. A. will profit of this not unfriendly admonition ; and that ...
Page 287
... supposed to have been the remains of Thomas Beaufort , Duke of Exeter , uncle to King Henry V. and which was lately found on digging into the ruins of the Abbey at St. Edmundí- bury in Suffolk . Though wrapped only in a cere cloth , fur ...
... supposed to have been the remains of Thomas Beaufort , Duke of Exeter , uncle to King Henry V. and which was lately found on digging into the ruins of the Abbey at St. Edmundí- bury in Suffolk . Though wrapped only in a cere cloth , fur ...
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... supposed to be a natu- ral fon of Richard the Third , who is privately brought up under the care of a Clergyman , and kept in ignorance of his birth till the evening preceding the battle of Bofworth ; in which his father loft his life ...
... supposed to be a natu- ral fon of Richard the Third , who is privately brought up under the care of a Clergyman , and kept in ignorance of his birth till the evening preceding the battle of Bofworth ; in which his father loft his life ...
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PARRYS Attempt to demonftrate RUTTYs Natural History of | 6 |
FELLS Poem on the Times | 20 |
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