The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... . With fuch advantages his understanding must have been con- fiderably improved ; and he had the opportunity of en- riching his mind with ftores of information . In In 1767 , after the death of his great uncle A 2 THE ...
... . With fuch advantages his understanding must have been con- fiderably improved ; and he had the opportunity of en- riching his mind with ftores of information . In In 1767 , after the death of his great uncle A 2 THE ...
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In 1767 , after the death of his great uncle , the duke of Cumberland , he was appointed Grand Master and First Knight Companion of the Bath ; but on account of his youth , was not inftalled till the year 1772 . The order of the garter ...
In 1767 , after the death of his great uncle , the duke of Cumberland , he was appointed Grand Master and First Knight Companion of the Bath ; but on account of his youth , was not inftalled till the year 1772 . The order of the garter ...
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... death of Lord Amherst , who attained to great celebrity in the military profeffion . His Royal . Highness's affiduity in his prefent high station , is known to all ; and it is equally certain that , in the army , he has made many ...
... death of Lord Amherst , who attained to great celebrity in the military profeffion . His Royal . Highness's affiduity in his prefent high station , is known to all ; and it is equally certain that , in the army , he has made many ...
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... death , it was publicly debated in the univerfity of Paris , " Whether the foul of Becket was in heaven or in hell ? " It muft , however , be at leaft acknowledged , that St. Thomas of Canterbury , was a faint of great fame and ...
... death , it was publicly debated in the univerfity of Paris , " Whether the foul of Becket was in heaven or in hell ? " It muft , however , be at leaft acknowledged , that St. Thomas of Canterbury , was a faint of great fame and ...
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... death , arifing from the indignation of a certain monarch , whom he had by his ftrains offended . In this idea , however , we have reafon to believe that the learned have been mistaken . With much greater probability it is fuppofed ...
... death , arifing from the indignation of a certain monarch , whom he had by his ftrains offended . In this idea , however , we have reafon to believe that the learned have been mistaken . With much greater probability it is fuppofed ...
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