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... reason of their great riches , substance , and possessions wherewith they be en- dowed , been waxen so politie and wise that they have provided brew- houses and bikehouses of their own , and so at these days the more part of the said ...
... reason of their great riches , substance , and possessions wherewith they be en- dowed , been waxen so politie and wise that they have provided brew- houses and bikehouses of their own , and so at these days the more part of the said ...
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... reason for this injunction was because the abbies and priories from whence exhibitions for poor scholars proceeded , were at this time dissolved , and thereupon many of those students that had not wherewith to subsist in the univer sity ...
... reason for this injunction was because the abbies and priories from whence exhibitions for poor scholars proceeded , were at this time dissolved , and thereupon many of those students that had not wherewith to subsist in the univer sity ...
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... reason for this injunction was because the abbies and priories from whence exhibitions for poor scholars proceeded , were at this time dissolved , and thereupon many of those students that had not wherewith to subsist in the univer sity ...
... reason for this injunction was because the abbies and priories from whence exhibitions for poor scholars proceeded , were at this time dissolved , and thereupon many of those students that had not wherewith to subsist in the univer sity ...
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... reason for this injunction was because the abbies and priories from whence exhibitions for poor scholars proceeded , were at this time dissolved , and thereupon many of those students that had not wherewith to subsist in the univer sity ...
... reason for this injunction was because the abbies and priories from whence exhibitions for poor scholars proceeded , were at this time dissolved , and thereupon many of those students that had not wherewith to subsist in the univer sity ...
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... reason to doubt . He was now in his forty - sixth year , a ripe scholar and a skil- ful orator , and he subsequently proved himself a jealous guardian of the academic interests and privileges ; while al- rely the rising talent of the ...
... reason to doubt . He was now in his forty - sixth year , a ripe scholar and a skil- ful orator , and he subsequently proved himself a jealous guardian of the academic interests and privileges ; while al- rely the rising talent of the ...
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