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Page 84
... silver MEDAL . The solutions of the arithmetical questions by Master Musson
and Master C . Smith , were so much alike , that ... of the following passage , by
young gentlemen under sixteen years of age , will be entitled to a SILVER
MEDAL .
... silver MEDAL . The solutions of the arithmetical questions by Master Musson
and Master C . Smith , were so much alike , that ... of the following passage , by
young gentlemen under sixteen years of age , will be entitled to a SILVER
MEDAL .
Page 159
The best Theme on Perseverunce , by young ladies or gentlemen not sixteen
years old , will be entitled to a SILVER MEDAL . ARTICLE XV . The best copy of
verses , in English , on any subject , by young ladies or gentlemen not sixteen
years ...
The best Theme on Perseverunce , by young ladies or gentlemen not sixteen
years old , will be entitled to a SILVER MEDAL . ARTICLE XV . The best copy of
verses , in English , on any subject , by young ladies or gentlemen not sixteen
years ...
Page 229
The best THEME on Hope , by young ladies or gentlemen not sixteen years old ,
will be entitled to a SILVER MEDAL . ARTICLE XX . The best copy of verses , in
English , on any subject , by young ladies or gentlemen not sixteen years old ,
will ...
The best THEME on Hope , by young ladies or gentlemen not sixteen years old ,
will be entitled to a SILVER MEDAL . ARTICLE XX . The best copy of verses , in
English , on any subject , by young ladies or gentlemen not sixteen years old ,
will ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Enquirer: Or, Literary, Mathematical, and Philosophical Repository ..., Volume 1 |
| Editors | William Marrat, Pishey Thompson |
| Publisher | Whittingham and Rowland., 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2007 |
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