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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... principle , but consisting of a glass cylinder cased in wire gauze , to which air is admitted by a perforated metal ring underneath , was invented almost at the same time by George Stephenson , and is shown on the extreme right ...
... principle , but consisting of a glass cylinder cased in wire gauze , to which air is admitted by a perforated metal ring underneath , was invented almost at the same time by George Stephenson , and is shown on the extreme right ...
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... PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN M. D. Schools of design had been established in England in 1840 in various provincial towns , and assisted with Government grants to a total amount of £ 7,000 or £ 8,000 per annum . After the Great Exhibition of ...
... PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN M. D. Schools of design had been established in England in 1840 in various provincial towns , and assisted with Government grants to a total amount of £ 7,000 or £ 8,000 per annum . After the Great Exhibition of ...
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... principles of government , but really to keep under popular movements . It received little . support from Lord Castlereagh , the Foreign Secretary , and thus England stood more or less isolated . of George III . The long reign came to ...
... principles of government , but really to keep under popular movements . It received little . support from Lord Castlereagh , the Foreign Secretary , and thus England stood more or less isolated . of George III . The long reign came to ...
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... principle on which the administration rested , namely , that of resistance to Catholic Emancipation . This legacy from the Union had frequently come before the House of Commons Resolutions in favour of the Catholics had passed . only to ...
... principle on which the administration rested , namely , that of resistance to Catholic Emancipation . This legacy from the Union had frequently come before the House of Commons Resolutions in favour of the Catholics had passed . only to ...
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... principles of the Church ; while among the pioneers of philanthropic effort were the leading members of the Society of Friends . Foremost among philanthropists was the great Evangelical , William Wilberforce . He it was , more than any ...
... principles of the Church ; while among the pioneers of philanthropic effort were the leading members of the Society of Friends . Foremost among philanthropists was the great Evangelical , William Wilberforce . He it was , more than any ...
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