Proceedings of the British Academy, Volume 6British Academy, 1976 - Humanities |
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Page 350
... called pâl in South Wales is the ordinary English spade , with a step on either side of the bottom of the handle to facilitate the pressing of the iron into the ground with either of the delver's feet ; but in North Wales it is called a ...
... called pâl in South Wales is the ordinary English spade , with a step on either side of the bottom of the handle to facilitate the pressing of the iron into the ground with either of the delver's feet ; but in North Wales it is called a ...
Page 436
... called , when it is no older than the end of the seventeenth century . It is due chiefly to two authors , the Rev. John Strype in his Ecclesiastical Memorials and his edition of Stow's Survey of London , and Knight in his Life of Colet ...
... called , when it is no older than the end of the seventeenth century . It is due chiefly to two authors , the Rev. John Strype in his Ecclesiastical Memorials and his edition of Stow's Survey of London , and Knight in his Life of Colet ...
Page 478
... called generales or magnas ( high ) school . Eton in 1445 , when given a monopoly of grammar school teaching for ten miles round , was called a general grammar school ' . In Italy the term ' public ' became more common at the ...
... called generales or magnas ( high ) school . Eton in 1445 , when given a monopoly of grammar school teaching for ten miles round , was called a general grammar school ' . In Italy the term ' public ' became more common at the ...
Contents
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS | 113 |
THE STUDY OF MODERN HISTORY IN GREAT BRITAIN CONSIDERed | 139 |
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