The Retrospective Review.., Volume 11Henry Southern Charles and Henry Baldwyn, Newgate Street., 1825 |
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... Rice ap Thomas V. - Tasso's Rinaldo • · • • VI . Dr. Joseph Beaumont's Psyche VII . - Fynes Moryson's Itinerary VIII . - Lithgow's Rare Adventures • 252 272 · · • 288 • • 308 342 Retrospective Review . VOL . XI . PART I. ART.
... Rice ap Thomas V. - Tasso's Rinaldo • · • • VI . Dr. Joseph Beaumont's Psyche VII . - Fynes Moryson's Itinerary VIII . - Lithgow's Rare Adventures • 252 272 · · • 288 • • 308 342 Retrospective Review . VOL . XI . PART I. ART.
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... Rice ap Thomas , Knight , Constable , and Lieutenant of Brecknock ; Chamberlaine of Carmarthen , and Cardigan ; Seneschall and Chauncellor of Ha- verfordwest , Rowse ( Ross , ) and Buelth ; Justiciar of South Wales , and Governour of ...
... Rice ap Thomas , Knight , Constable , and Lieutenant of Brecknock ; Chamberlaine of Carmarthen , and Cardigan ; Seneschall and Chauncellor of Ha- verfordwest , Rowse ( Ross , ) and Buelth ; Justiciar of South Wales , and Governour of ...
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... Rice ap Thomas's rank and consequence left no traces of his glory among the mountain - wilds of the Principality : there are still in existence several traditions of his prowess , his wisdom ... Rice ap Thomas . 253 -Life of Rice ap Thomas.
... Rice ap Thomas's rank and consequence left no traces of his glory among the mountain - wilds of the Principality : there are still in existence several traditions of his prowess , his wisdom ... Rice ap Thomas . 253 -Life of Rice ap Thomas.
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... Rice , the subject of the ensuing discourse , -nay , more than a Han- nibal , carrying yet this advantage with him , that he never met with a Marcellus to teach him in martial affairs . He was , to do him right , both a ... Rice ap Thomas .
... Rice , the subject of the ensuing discourse , -nay , more than a Han- nibal , carrying yet this advantage with him , that he never met with a Marcellus to teach him in martial affairs . He was , to do him right , both a ... Rice ap Thomas .
Page 255
... Rice ap Thomas his ashes , and , perhaps , thereby revive the memory of their own noble ancestors , who ran the fortune of the wars with him . " Having thus satisfactorily explained the reasons of his presumption ... Rice ap Thomas . 255.
... Rice ap Thomas his ashes , and , perhaps , thereby revive the memory of their own noble ancestors , who ran the fortune of the wars with him . " Having thus satisfactorily explained the reasons of his presumption ... Rice ap Thomas . 255.
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