The Historical Reader: Designed for the Use of Schools and Families, on a New PlanHoratio Hill, 1825 - 372 ページ |
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... reign of Sennacherib may be con- sidered , on some accounts , the most interesting of any which history has ... reign are recorded , is deserving of particular notice ? -What import- ant circumstances particularly distinguished the reign ...
... reign of Sennacherib may be con- sidered , on some accounts , the most interesting of any which history has ... reign are recorded , is deserving of particular notice ? -What import- ant circumstances particularly distinguished the reign ...
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... reign were well adapted to the prosecution of that work which David had designed , but which was to be accomplished by his success- or . The king , therefore , took advantage of the time , and made preparations for building the house of ...
... reign were well adapted to the prosecution of that work which David had designed , but which was to be accomplished by his success- or . The king , therefore , took advantage of the time , and made preparations for building the house of ...
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... reign , the religion of England became stationary . The hierarchy was established in its present form , by archbishops , bishops , priests , and deacons . The liturgy had been settled in the reign of Edward VI . The canons are agreeable ...
... reign , the religion of England became stationary . The hierarchy was established in its present form , by archbishops , bishops , priests , and deacons . The liturgy had been settled in the reign of Edward VI . The canons are agreeable ...
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