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... followed . Though when in 1620 , he was again proposed for the Treasurership , he , as we have seen , thought it more prudent to secure the election of his alter ego , Southampton , in his place , and though both of them , with their ...
... followed . Though when in 1620 , he was again proposed for the Treasurership , he , as we have seen , thought it more prudent to secure the election of his alter ego , Southampton , in his place , and though both of them , with their ...
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... followed ; to the second , the conquests of Rome , which imposed one law and administration and the use of two official languages , one or other of which presently became general , each over a vast area . The third saw the discovery and ...
... followed ; to the second , the conquests of Rome , which imposed one law and administration and the use of two official languages , one or other of which presently became general , each over a vast area . The third saw the discovery and ...
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... followed by William the Conqueror , but he appended the seal , not to a strip of the document , but on strings or on a tag or label of parchment . This practice was perpetuated in the more solemn charters of the English kings . Moreover ...
... followed by William the Conqueror , but he appended the seal , not to a strip of the document , but on strings or on a tag or label of parchment . This practice was perpetuated in the more solemn charters of the English kings . Moreover ...
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OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 192021 | 21 |
RALEIGH LECTURE ON HISTORY 1920 THE BRITISH SOLDIER | 29 |
SOME | 30 |
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