Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of London from the Roman Invasion to the Year 1700 ...: To which are Added, Illustrations of the Changes in Our Language, Literary Customs, and Gradual Improvement in Style and Versification, and Various Particulars Concerning Public and Private Libraries ...Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1811 - 576 ページ |
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... head is very imperfect , as is that relating to the mode of living of the general mass of the people . Their habitations were , proba- bly , very small ; but whether they were invariably of wood , and thatched , or covered with reeds ...
... head is very imperfect , as is that relating to the mode of living of the general mass of the people . Their habitations were , proba- bly , very small ; but whether they were invariably of wood , and thatched , or covered with reeds ...
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... head . The absence of Suetonius , for the purpose of sub- duing the refugees in Anglesey , induced the inhabitants of England to think a favourable opportunity now offered of recovering their liberty ; and , meeting with partial success ...
... head . The absence of Suetonius , for the purpose of sub- duing the refugees in Anglesey , induced the inhabitants of England to think a favourable opportunity now offered of recovering their liberty ; and , meeting with partial success ...
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... head from Wilkins , Spel- man , Ingulphus , and others , is rather too much inflated with speculation and fancied perfection . Those authors tell us , that these neighbours were connected by the most commendable and amiable ties ; and ...
... head from Wilkins , Spel- man , Ingulphus , and others , is rather too much inflated with speculation and fancied perfection . Those authors tell us , that these neighbours were connected by the most commendable and amiable ties ; and ...
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... the plenitude of power , Religion , and its professors , were the constant objects of his ridicule ; and yet the terrors he felt at the frowns of the Head of the Church , Church , induced him , at a less propitious moment 42.
... the plenitude of power , Religion , and its professors , were the constant objects of his ridicule ; and yet the terrors he felt at the frowns of the Head of the Church , Church , induced him , at a less propitious moment 42.
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... head was sent to London for exposure , according to the usual custom . The grand error of the life of Edward II . was his strange , infatuated , and per- verse friendship for the successive favourites , Gaveston and Spencer . The exam ...
... head was sent to London for exposure , according to the usual custom . The grand error of the life of Edward II . was his strange , infatuated , and per- verse friendship for the successive favourites , Gaveston and Spencer . The exam ...
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