Addresses and TransactionsW. Dawson, 1969 |
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... letters from philanthropic gentlemen they knew so well , who employed all their capital in sending letters , offering loans to embarrassed gentle- men of their acquaintance . Sir Ryland Ad- kins ' manuscript , however , was not amongst ...
... letters from philanthropic gentlemen they knew so well , who employed all their capital in sending letters , offering loans to embarrassed gentle- men of their acquaintance . Sir Ryland Ad- kins ' manuscript , however , was not amongst ...
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... letters from philanthropic gentlemen they knew so well , who employed all their capital in sending letters , offering loans to embarrassed gentle- men of their acquaintance . Sir Ryland Ad- kins ' manuscript , however , was not amongst ...
... letters from philanthropic gentlemen they knew so well , who employed all their capital in sending letters , offering loans to embarrassed gentle- men of their acquaintance . Sir Ryland Ad- kins ' manuscript , however , was not amongst ...
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... letters , although he considered himself to be one . He probably wrote the worst biography ever written , with the ... letters , They would have realised how big a man of letters since he had quoted Latin to them . ( Laughter ) ...
... letters , although he considered himself to be one . He probably wrote the worst biography ever written , with the ... letters , They would have realised how big a man of letters since he had quoted Latin to them . ( Laughter ) ...
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