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... important public work , the duty of guiding , in conjunction with the Council , the policy of the Academy and of maintaining the position it holds in our national life . As an account of the most important parts of the work done by the ...
... important public work , the duty of guiding , in conjunction with the Council , the policy of the Academy and of maintaining the position it holds in our national life . As an account of the most important parts of the work done by the ...
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... importance in late Roman times . Next , Salinae are the stretch of salt lagunes ( 33 ° to 34 ° ) , which would be important to mariners for salting fish . Next , Rusci- cada ( 27 ° 40 ′ ) is a headland to the south of Sardinia ; Brutus ...
... importance in late Roman times . Next , Salinae are the stretch of salt lagunes ( 33 ° to 34 ° ) , which would be important to mariners for salting fish . Next , Rusci- cada ( 27 ° 40 ′ ) is a headland to the south of Sardinia ; Brutus ...
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... important Select Committees on Private Bills . At the same time he began to devote a considerable portion of his time to literary work . In 1908 he brought out his two volumes on Modern Egypt , giving a masterly account of events in ...
... important Select Committees on Private Bills . At the same time he began to devote a considerable portion of his time to literary work . In 1908 he brought out his two volumes on Modern Egypt , giving a masterly account of events in ...
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