The Annual Biography and Obituary for the Year ..., Том 1Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1817 |
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... lived , than the able and recondite Dr. Warburton , who recommended the perusal of a whole library of divinity , merely as a simple introduction to the study of Theology . It was thus indeed , that he himself , had entered the vestibule ...
... lived , than the able and recondite Dr. Warburton , who recommended the perusal of a whole library of divinity , merely as a simple introduction to the study of Theology . It was thus indeed , that he himself , had entered the vestibule ...
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... lived in times , and after a manner , very different from our own . Attached to a country life , and un- moved by the allurements of wealth , averse to the whisperings of ambition , after practising in every court in Westminster Hall ...
... lived in times , and after a manner , very different from our own . Attached to a country life , and un- moved by the allurements of wealth , averse to the whisperings of ambition , after practising in every court in Westminster Hall ...
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... lived but sixteen months , having died De- cember 27th , 1770 . Samuel Whitbread , the only son of the first Mr. Whitbread , by his first wife , was born in the year 1758. Being destined to receive the benefit of a public education , he ...
... lived but sixteen months , having died De- cember 27th , 1770 . Samuel Whitbread , the only son of the first Mr. Whitbread , by his first wife , was born in the year 1758. Being destined to receive the benefit of a public education , he ...
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... lived perfectly happy with his family , and , con- trary to his usual custom did not get up that very morning un- til about half - past nine o'clock . " The verdict of the jury was as follows : That the deceased Samuel Whitbread , Esq ...
... lived perfectly happy with his family , and , con- trary to his usual custom did not get up that very morning un- til about half - past nine o'clock . " The verdict of the jury was as follows : That the deceased Samuel Whitbread , Esq ...
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... lived . His ear was ever ready to listen to the tale of the oppressed : his purse always open to succour those who had been reduced to distress by unexpected calamities . At length , after having lived and acted during the stormy ...
... lived . His ear was ever ready to listen to the tale of the oppressed : his purse always open to succour those who had been reduced to distress by unexpected calamities . At length , after having lived and acted during the stormy ...
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