Addresses and TransactionsW. Dawson, 1957 |
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... called William III of Orange one of the most worthless scoundrels that ever existed . About a hundred years later Macaulay wrote : The place which Henry , Prince of Orange Nassau , occupies in the history of England and of mankind is so ...
... called William III of Orange one of the most worthless scoundrels that ever existed . About a hundred years later Macaulay wrote : The place which Henry , Prince of Orange Nassau , occupies in the history of England and of mankind is so ...
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... called them , had been working gave excuse for wholesale emendation , once the world of post - Restoration criticism , with its notions of " correctness " and refinement of language , began to take up the question of Shakesperian ...
... called them , had been working gave excuse for wholesale emendation , once the world of post - Restoration criticism , with its notions of " correctness " and refinement of language , began to take up the question of Shakesperian ...
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... called because it met on the Monday nearest the full moon in order that the members might have the benefit of its light for the journey home . Unfortunately no record of what happened at these meetings was kept so we are dependent on a ...
... called because it met on the Monday nearest the full moon in order that the members might have the benefit of its light for the journey home . Unfortunately no record of what happened at these meetings was kept so we are dependent on a ...
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