Fugitive Pieces on Various Subjects: A vindication of natural societyRobert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1771 - English essays |
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... Henry VIII . removed the Royal Residence to White- hall , fituate in the Neighbourhood , which a little before was the Houfe of Cardinal Wolefey : This Palace is truly Royal ; inclosed on one Side by the Thames , on the other by a Park ...
... Henry VIII . removed the Royal Residence to White- hall , fituate in the Neighbourhood , which a little before was the Houfe of Cardinal Wolefey : This Palace is truly Royal ; inclosed on one Side by the Thames , on the other by a Park ...
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... Henry VII . Henry VIII . and his Mother : Befides many more of illuftrious Men and Women ; and a Picture of the Siege of Malta . VII . A fmall Hermitage , half hid in a Rock , finely carved in Wood . VIII . Variety of Emblems , on Paper ...
... Henry VII . Henry VIII . and his Mother : Befides many more of illuftrious Men and Women ; and a Picture of the Siege of Malta . VII . A fmall Hermitage , half hid in a Rock , finely carved in Wood . VIII . Variety of Emblems , on Paper ...
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... Henry VIII .; many , and very beautiful Arms , as well for Men , as for Horfes in Horfe - fights ; the Lance of Charles Brandon Duke of Suffolk , three Spans thick ; two Pieces of Cannon , the one fires three , the other feven Balls at ...
... Henry VIII .; many , and very beautiful Arms , as well for Men , as for Horfes in Horfe - fights ; the Lance of Charles Brandon Duke of Suffolk , three Spans thick ; two Pieces of Cannon , the one fires three , the other feven Balls at ...
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... Henry VIII . and lies buried in the Chapel , but without any In- fcription and Queen Elizabeth was kept Prisoner here by her Sifter Queen Mary , at whose Death she was enlarged , and by Right called to the Throne . : On coming out of ...
... Henry VIII . and lies buried in the Chapel , but without any In- fcription and Queen Elizabeth was kept Prisoner here by her Sifter Queen Mary , at whose Death she was enlarged , and by Right called to the Throne . : On coming out of ...
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... Henry VIII . erected Trinity College for Religion and polite Let- ters ; in this Chapel is the Tomb of Dr. Whitacre , with an Infcription in Gold Letters upon Marble ; Emanuel College built in our own Times by the most honourable and ...
... Henry VIII . erected Trinity College for Religion and polite Let- ters ; in this Chapel is the Tomb of Dr. Whitacre , with an Infcription in Gold Letters upon Marble ; Emanuel College built in our own Times by the most honourable and ...
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