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Wm . Robinson , for instance ; who ever heard of him ? yet he gave many
documents a new chance for life , whilst few perhaps of those whose eyes will fall
on these words have rescued even one . - - however in fairness be allowed , that
the ...
Wm . Robinson , for instance ; who ever heard of him ? yet he gave many
documents a new chance for life , whilst few perhaps of those whose eyes will fall
on these words have rescued even one . - - however in fairness be allowed , that
the ...
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And I am now troubled that you gave me no direction for the address thereof to
you ; which , when haply you shall receive , I leave to your own discretion , to
make what use thereof you please ; presuming that you will therein have the like
...
And I am now troubled that you gave me no direction for the address thereof to
you ; which , when haply you shall receive , I leave to your own discretion , to
make what use thereof you please ; presuming that you will therein have the like
...
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... is more than fit for the university ; and soon after he would needs carry him to
Cambridge , to Clare Hall , and there presents him to his tutor , Dr . Linsell , then
but a senior fellow ; Dr . Smith ' was master . He gave such a character of
Nicholas ...
... is more than fit for the university ; and soon after he would needs carry him to
Cambridge , to Clare Hall , and there presents him to his tutor , Dr . Linsell , then
but a senior fellow ; Dr . Smith ' was master . He gave such a character of
Nicholas ...
Side 7
Evelyn ' s Diary , May 10 , 1637 . 2 Augustine Linsell ( Lynsell or Lindsell ) bishop
of Peterborough in 1632 , and of Hereford in 1633 - 4 . “ A man of very great
learning ; of which he gave sufficient proof by setting forth an excellent edition of
...
Evelyn ' s Diary , May 10 , 1637 . 2 Augustine Linsell ( Lynsell or Lindsell ) bishop
of Peterborough in 1632 , and of Hereford in 1633 - 4 . “ A man of very great
learning ; of which he gave sufficient proof by setting forth an excellent edition of
...
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In all which respects as he was eminent whilst he was a commorant in the
university , so he gave full demonstration thereof to his dearest and nearest
friends at. I “ What would be the resultance of such a persuasion ? " - - Hoard ' s
God ' s ...
In all which respects as he was eminent whilst he was a commorant in the
university , so he gave full demonstration thereof to his dearest and nearest
friends at. I “ What would be the resultance of such a persuasion ? " - - Hoard ' s
God ' s ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Nicholas Ferrar Cambridge in the 17. Century. P.I |
| Forfatter | John Ferrar |
| Utgiver | University Press, 1855 |
| Original fra | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisert | 1. jul 2010 |
| Lengde | 398 sider |
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