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Page 229
But nothing could clude the vigilance and activity of Arthur ; he was quickly with the enemy , attacked them on the scene of his former victory and with similar success , killing two of the leaders , and destroying with his own hand ...
But nothing could clude the vigilance and activity of Arthur ; he was quickly with the enemy , attacked them on the scene of his former victory and with similar success , killing two of the leaders , and destroying with his own hand ...
Page 231
... and looking still with grateful partiálity towards Bath , the scene of his former experinents and success , he determined to remove the pontifical seat from Wells to that place ; to unite thé bishoprick of the former with the abbey ...
... and looking still with grateful partiálity towards Bath , the scene of his former experinents and success , he determined to remove the pontifical seat from Wells to that place ; to unite thé bishoprick of the former with the abbey ...
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... Vicars , and Deacons ; the former being the actual incumbents of a place , and the latter Curates or assistants , aud so different in degree , but yet equal in order . " Mr. D. , with a weakness of argument which , for the credit of ...
... Vicars , and Deacons ; the former being the actual incumbents of a place , and the latter Curates or assistants , aud so different in degree , but yet equal in order . " Mr. D. , with a weakness of argument which , for the credit of ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1803 |
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