Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volúmenes 292-293F. Jefferies, 1967 |
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... brought a letter of inquiry as to the cause . An ordinary day in Carlyle's life was somewhat as follows . He had no stated hour for rising , it depending very much on what time he had gone to bed , so the breakfast hour varied between ...
... brought a letter of inquiry as to the cause . An ordinary day in Carlyle's life was somewhat as follows . He had no stated hour for rising , it depending very much on what time he had gone to bed , so the breakfast hour varied between ...
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... brought it its name : the prologues , by Tyndale , gave such offence to the clergy that they caused the edition to be entirely suppressed . This of course means that the work is excessively rare ; and for a book to be rare is enough to ...
... brought it its name : the prologues , by Tyndale , gave such offence to the clergy that they caused the edition to be entirely suppressed . This of course means that the work is excessively rare ; and for a book to be rare is enough to ...
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... brought into great question and tossed to and fro before the Commission at Westminster to their no small charge and vexation , but the government itself of that royal office ( the Admiralty ) was so shaken and disjointed as brought ...
... brought into great question and tossed to and fro before the Commission at Westminster to their no small charge and vexation , but the government itself of that royal office ( the Admiralty ) was so shaken and disjointed as brought ...
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