The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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... writers be- come , in their turn , authorities for others , who know neither the names nor the works of the original writers ; it then becomes very difficult to trace up information to its source , a procedure of vital importance , to ...
... writers be- come , in their turn , authorities for others , who know neither the names nor the works of the original writers ; it then becomes very difficult to trace up information to its source , a procedure of vital importance , to ...
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... writers who have defined the term , and have limited the time within which they conceive it necessary that an author should have lived in order to merit the title of Father , the opinions are various and widely differing . Some extend ...
... writers who have defined the term , and have limited the time within which they conceive it necessary that an author should have lived in order to merit the title of Father , the opinions are various and widely differing . Some extend ...
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... writers who have defined the term , and have limited the time within which they conceive it necessary that an author should have lived in order to merit the title of Father , the opinions are various and widely differing . Some extend ...
... writers who have defined the term , and have limited the time within which they conceive it necessary that an author should have lived in order to merit the title of Father , the opinions are various and widely differing . Some extend ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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