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... allowed such miserable maps to be given with the County Reports ; and this hint will be a public benefit if it should fortunately induce the Board in future to attend to the circumstance . On the climate of Surrey , it is observed that ...
... allowed such miserable maps to be given with the County Reports ; and this hint will be a public benefit if it should fortunately induce the Board in future to attend to the circumstance . On the climate of Surrey , it is observed that ...
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... allowed the uniformly growing claims of the Holy See to acquire new vigour , while serious blows were inflicted on the authority of his crown by the hereditary succession which was establishing itself in titles and dignities . The ...
... allowed the uniformly growing claims of the Holy See to acquire new vigour , while serious blows were inflicted on the authority of his crown by the hereditary succession which was establishing itself in titles and dignities . The ...
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... allowed a pension of two hundred livres till he could be replaced ; which , with another two hundred as an antient pupil of the royal military school , formed the whole of his income . He was also decorated with the order of our Lady of ...
... allowed a pension of two hundred livres till he could be replaced ; which , with another two hundred as an antient pupil of the royal military school , formed the whole of his income . He was also decorated with the order of our Lady of ...
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