Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumes 292-293F. Jefferies, 1967 - Early English newspapers |
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... honour in a man who , after accepting an honour from Charles I. , turned against the giver before the ink of the patent was dry , who sat in judgment on his own father , and truckled to Cromwell , but even then he had not touched the ...
... honour in a man who , after accepting an honour from Charles I. , turned against the giver before the ink of the patent was dry , who sat in judgment on his own father , and truckled to Cromwell , but even then he had not touched the ...
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... honoured by the Pope with a public funeral , an unprecedented honour for a foreigner . When we turn to the North of Europe , we find the fighting Scot again in evidence . The Dutch wars , which secured the indepen- dence of the United ...
... honoured by the Pope with a public funeral , an unprecedented honour for a foreigner . When we turn to the North of Europe , we find the fighting Scot again in evidence . The Dutch wars , which secured the indepen- dence of the United ...
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... Honour values are entirely conven- tional . There is no logical method for deducing the correct values of honours by comparison with the tricks . But once a principle is fixed for them , the whole matter comes within the range of mathe ...
... Honour values are entirely conven- tional . There is no logical method for deducing the correct values of honours by comparison with the tricks . But once a principle is fixed for them , the whole matter comes within the range of mathe ...
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