Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 6Mason, 1876 |
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... took place , opprobrious words were exchanged ; and there was reason to fear that the great Tory college would be ruined by the tyranny of the great Tory doc- tor . He was soon removed to the bishopric of Roches- ter , which was then ...
... took place , opprobrious words were exchanged ; and there was reason to fear that the great Tory college would be ruined by the tyranny of the great Tory doc- tor . He was soon removed to the bishopric of Roches- ter , which was then ...
الصفحة 137
... took up a notion that the day of grace for Bedford and the neighbouring villages was past ; that all who were to be saved in that part of England were already converted ; and that he had begun to pray aud strive some months too late ...
... took up a notion that the day of grace for Bedford and the neighbouring villages was past ; that all who were to be saved in that part of England were already converted ; and that he had begun to pray aud strive some months too late ...
الصفحة 221
... took Niagara ; Amherst took Ticonderoga ; Wolfe died by the most enviable of deaths under the walls of Quebec ; Clive destroyed a Dutch armament in the Hooghly , and established the English supremacy in Bengal ; Coote routed Lally at ...
... took Niagara ; Amherst took Ticonderoga ; Wolfe died by the most enviable of deaths under the walls of Quebec ; Clive destroyed a Dutch armament in the Hooghly , and established the English supremacy in Bengal ; Coote routed Lally at ...
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FRANCIS ATTERPURY | 123 |
Encyclopædia Britannica | 132 |
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