An universal history, tr. [by J.C. Prichard]. |
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... English and Latin were taught at Conway ; and at Caernarvon , the commencement of civilization was discernible in the manners of the people . In England , the study of the ancients soon began to produce a perceptible effect on the ...
... English and Latin were taught at Conway ; and at Caernarvon , the commencement of civilization was discernible in the manners of the people . In England , the study of the ancients soon began to produce a perceptible effect on the ...
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... English , the last prize of the victories of their Edwards , was compelled to enter into a treaty of peace with Philip . During this century , the French endeavoured to form connections with Scotland , in order to give the kings of ...
... English , the last prize of the victories of their Edwards , was compelled to enter into a treaty of peace with Philip . During this century , the French endeavoured to form connections with Scotland , in order to give the kings of ...
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... English he shewed the greatest favour : Richard Chancellor and Sir Hugh Willoughby , having in his reign undertaken a voyage of discovery to the north coast , discovered the harbour of Archangel . Jermak Timofeov having found a pass ...
... English he shewed the greatest favour : Richard Chancellor and Sir Hugh Willoughby , having in his reign undertaken a voyage of discovery to the north coast , discovered the harbour of Archangel . Jermak Timofeov having found a pass ...
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... English , with the loss of Calais and from the decease of Mary he confined himself to Spain . The judges of the inquisition soon began to develope the whole power of their horrid commission . Carranga , arch- bishop of Toledo ...
... English , with the loss of Calais and from the decease of Mary he confined himself to Spain . The judges of the inquisition soon began to develope the whole power of their horrid commission . Carranga , arch- bishop of Toledo ...
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... English cruisers were remunerated by the booty whi galleons from Mexico . and Peru afforded them . queen was able to accomplish all her objects , becau desired nothing but what was suitable to the spirit age and of the nation . The ...
... English cruisers were remunerated by the booty whi galleons from Mexico . and Peru afforded them . queen was able to accomplish all her objects , becau desired nothing but what was suitable to the spirit age and of the nation . The ...
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