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... English or Latin , here termed a theme , is required from those under - graduates who are in their first or second year's residence , ' & c . Once or twice in the week , during term , according to the magnitude of the college , a ...
... English or Latin , here termed a theme , is required from those under - graduates who are in their first or second year's residence , ' & c . Once or twice in the week , during term , according to the magnitude of the college , a ...
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... English systems , with regard to the management of the poor ; and , as he supports the rarely defended side , he deems it necessary to premise that his arguments are to be considered as intended to defend merely the principles of the ...
... English systems , with regard to the management of the poor ; and , as he supports the rarely defended side , he deems it necessary to premise that his arguments are to be considered as intended to defend merely the principles of the ...
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... English adopt new words more readily than the French do ; their best speakers in Parliament introduce them sometimes , and they are naturalized on their authority . The language of the English court was half Norman French till Henry ...
... English adopt new words more readily than the French do ; their best speakers in Parliament introduce them sometimes , and they are naturalized on their authority . The language of the English court was half Norman French till Henry ...
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