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... prove that the period of the pupilage of Chaucer was by no means unlearned , which , it must be observed , has been proved once before , the science of the Moors , and the literature of the Saracens under the Caliph Almamon , whofe ...
... prove that the period of the pupilage of Chaucer was by no means unlearned , which , it must be observed , has been proved once before , the science of the Moors , and the literature of the Saracens under the Caliph Almamon , whofe ...
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... prove their valour and their birth ! [ breaft , How would they rally round that kingly Where ev'ry Christian virtue beams con- fefs'd JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS Ог ΤΗΣ SECOND SESSION OF THE SECOND PARLIAMENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF ...
... prove their valour and their birth ! [ breaft , How would they rally round that kingly Where ev'ry Christian virtue beams con- fefs'd JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS Ог ΤΗΣ SECOND SESSION OF THE SECOND PARLIAMENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF ...
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... proving that they are only fubftitutes or representatives for them . -And these observations apply to the whole ... prove this , our Author refers to the feveral printed papers of the Bank Credits , on the 15th February 1797. “ At ...
... proving that they are only fubftitutes or representatives for them . -And these observations apply to the whole ... prove this , our Author refers to the feveral printed papers of the Bank Credits , on the 15th February 1797. “ At ...
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