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... original inhabitants of the country ; and that the latter began to occupy the coaft and the flat lands about the time when the Anglo Saxons and Danes forcibly fettled in England . Mr. Pinkerton , on the contrary , maintains that the ...
... original inhabitants of the country ; and that the latter began to occupy the coaft and the flat lands about the time when the Anglo Saxons and Danes forcibly fettled in England . Mr. Pinkerton , on the contrary , maintains that the ...
Page 360
... original inftrument or deed was no longer to be found . The very uncertainty , with respect to the title by which the Duke of Norfolk is Earl of Arundel , whether by defcent or by poffeffion of the caftle , fufficiently proves that the ...
... original inftrument or deed was no longer to be found . The very uncertainty , with respect to the title by which the Duke of Norfolk is Earl of Arundel , whether by defcent or by poffeffion of the caftle , fufficiently proves that the ...
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... originals ? To be treated with a verfion of the great lyric bard , which fhould imprefs us with the idea conceived of ... original contains nothing like feuds nimbly ; nor is there the flighteft mention of the lawn , which feems to be ...
... originals ? To be treated with a verfion of the great lyric bard , which fhould imprefs us with the idea conceived of ... original contains nothing like feuds nimbly ; nor is there the flighteft mention of the lawn , which feems to be ...
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