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He possessed for this purpose one great qualification which had been wanting to his father , he was really and thoroughly a Spaniard . Born and bred in Flanders , Charles V. was at first , and long remained , a Fleming .
He possessed for this purpose one great qualification which had been wanting to his father , he was really and thoroughly a Spaniard . Born and bred in Flanders , Charles V. was at first , and long remained , a Fleming .
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After they fairly settled down in their ultimate pursuits , this fraternity of Edinburgh wits remained unbroken for nearly half a century . Many indeed left them early . Sydney Smith was a wayfarer . Brougham and Horner ascended to a ...
After they fairly settled down in their ultimate pursuits , this fraternity of Edinburgh wits remained unbroken for nearly half a century . Many indeed left them early . Sydney Smith was a wayfarer . Brougham and Horner ascended to a ...
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The population , though stationary in numbers , has not remained stationary in its abodes . On the contrary , a vast internal migration has been going on during this period from the rural districts to the towns .
The population , though stationary in numbers , has not remained stationary in its abodes . On the contrary , a vast internal migration has been going on during this period from the rural districts to the towns .
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1 History of the Reign of Philip the Second King | 1 |
sur le Globe Par P Flourens Membre de lAca | 46 |
England from the earliest period to the year 1742 | 78 |
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