The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 69Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1911 |
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Pagina 728
... highwayman's remains were duly transferred to Covent Garden church , and there , we are told , ' he lies in the ... highwayman of the seventeenth century . Its trappings are not strictly historical , but this hardly detracts from its ...
... highwayman's remains were duly transferred to Covent Garden church , and there , we are told , ' he lies in the ... highwayman of the seventeenth century . Its trappings are not strictly historical , but this hardly detracts from its ...
Pagina 734
... highwayman who , after a robbery in Piccadilly , galloped down the passage and escaped . Nay more , in January 1784 the French mail was overhauled by highwaymen at half - past eight in the evening in Pall Mall- the great thoroughfare of ...
... highwayman who , after a robbery in Piccadilly , galloped down the passage and escaped . Nay more , in January 1784 the French mail was overhauled by highwaymen at half - past eight in the evening in Pall Mall- the great thoroughfare of ...
Pagina 738
... highwayman , the lower classes openly admired him as something of a hero . Under these sympathetic conditions it is not surprising that the highwaymen began to flourish . Nor did the profession lack some solid allurements . There were ...
... highwayman , the lower classes openly admired him as something of a hero . Under these sympathetic conditions it is not surprising that the highwaymen began to flourish . Nor did the profession lack some solid allurements . There were ...
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THE GENERAL ELECTION AND AFTER By the Right Hon Lord Ribblesdale | 20 |
A GREAT DEMOCRATIC REFORM By Harold | 34 |
RECOLLECTIONS OF COPENHAGEN IN THE SIXTIES By Lady Paget | 44 |
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