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... correspondent could inform me if it was ever published . ABERDONIENSIS . Minor Queries Answered . The Dr. Sacheverell . - Was Dr. Sacheverell's speech on his trial ( supposed to have been the work of Francis Atterbury , Bishop of ...
... correspondent could inform me if it was ever published . ABERDONIENSIS . Minor Queries Answered . The Dr. Sacheverell . - Was Dr. Sacheverell's speech on his trial ( supposed to have been the work of Francis Atterbury , Bishop of ...
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... correspondent could inform me if it was ever published . ABERDONIENSIS . Minor Queries Answered . The Dr. Sacheverell . - Was Dr. Sacheverell's speech on his trial ( supposed to have been the work of Francis Atterbury , Bishop of ...
... correspondent could inform me if it was ever published . ABERDONIENSIS . Minor Queries Answered . The Dr. Sacheverell . - Was Dr. Sacheverell's speech on his trial ( supposed to have been the work of Francis Atterbury , Bishop of ...
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... correspondent has asked what was the maiden name of this lady , the widow , as he calls her , of Colonel Barton . I have a note of Charles Montagu , writing of her as " the beautiful , witty , and ac- complished Catharine Barton , " and ...
... correspondent has asked what was the maiden name of this lady , the widow , as he calls her , of Colonel Barton . I have a note of Charles Montagu , writing of her as " the beautiful , witty , and ac- complished Catharine Barton , " and ...
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... correspondent THE HERMIT OF HOLYPORT having been informed respecting the subject of his wood - cut , may yet be further satisfied to know its date , and where it is to be found . It occurs in a Latin version of the Pinax , with a ...
... correspondent THE HERMIT OF HOLYPORT having been informed respecting the subject of his wood - cut , may yet be further satisfied to know its date , and where it is to be found . It occurs in a Latin version of the Pinax , with a ...
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... correspondent THE HERMIT OF HOLYPORT having been informed respecting the subject of his wood - cut , may yet be further satisfied to know its date , and where it is to be found . It occurs in a Latin version of the Pinax , with a ...
... correspondent THE HERMIT OF HOLYPORT having been informed respecting the subject of his wood - cut , may yet be further satisfied to know its date , and where it is to be found . It occurs in a Latin version of the Pinax , with a ...
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