Social England: A Record of the Progress of the People in Religion, Laws, Learning, Arts, Industry, Commerce, Science, Literature and Manners, from the Earliest Times to the Present Day, Том 6Cassell, Limited, 1904 |
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... continued to be officially classed as they had been classed before the change . Other changes in the armament of ships were effected subse- quently , not only in consequence of Admiralty orders , but also to suit the theories or ...
... continued to be officially classed as they had been classed before the change . Other changes in the armament of ships were effected subse- quently , not only in consequence of Admiralty orders , but also to suit the theories or ...
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... continued to mount six more weapons than they were credited with . The Victory , 104 , was a 110 ; the Queen Charlotte , 108 , was a 114 ; the Prince , 98 , was a 104 ; and , in fact , it would appear that the rule had practically no ...
... continued to mount six more weapons than they were credited with . The Victory , 104 , was a 110 ; the Queen Charlotte , 108 , was a 114 ; the Prince , 98 , was a 104 ; and , in fact , it would appear that the rule had practically no ...
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... continued to publish valuable papers of a more philosophical character . The present superstructure of morbid anatomy has been raised upon the foundations thus laid , whilst Brodie and Wardrop , Bright and Hodgkin , Addison , Paget ...
... continued to publish valuable papers of a more philosophical character . The present superstructure of morbid anatomy has been raised upon the foundations thus laid , whilst Brodie and Wardrop , Bright and Hodgkin , Addison , Paget ...
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... continued until 1870 , when concentration , not dissemina- tion , became the leading principle in the distribution of the forces . Deficiency of Stores and Home As regards stores , Wellington himself in his celebrated letter to Sir John ...
... continued until 1870 , when concentration , not dissemina- tion , became the leading principle in the distribution of the forces . Deficiency of Stores and Home As regards stores , Wellington himself in his celebrated letter to Sir John ...
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... continued to teach the doctrines of the Continuous Church , and by active beneficence and counsel aided in the founding of many new mission works for dealing with the social and religious difficulties of the time . Mr. Keble continued ...
... continued to teach the doctrines of the Continuous Church , and by active beneficence and counsel aided in the founding of many new mission works for dealing with the social and religious difficulties of the time . Mr. Keble continued ...
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