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Pagina 274
... consider the Canons of 1640 to be binding upon the clergy , I see no very serious objection to the custom therein commended , as having been the ancient custom of the primitive Church , and of this also for many years in the reign of ...
... consider the Canons of 1640 to be binding upon the clergy , I see no very serious objection to the custom therein commended , as having been the ancient custom of the primitive Church , and of this also for many years in the reign of ...
Pagina 421
... consider the best means of encouraging a painter of such wonderful promise . I was a frequent visitor of the gallery of Mr. West , President of the Royal Aca- demy , and by accident was present one day when several noblemen and ...
... consider the best means of encouraging a painter of such wonderful promise . I was a frequent visitor of the gallery of Mr. West , President of the Royal Aca- demy , and by accident was present one day when several noblemen and ...
Pagina 557
... consider this remarkable evidence as to the real effect of the most important and most litigated measures of last year , and to do the ministers -and us for our humble share in the defence of the ministers- the justice to recollect that ...
... consider this remarkable evidence as to the real effect of the most important and most litigated measures of last year , and to do the ministers -and us for our humble share in the defence of the ministers- the justice to recollect that ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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