The English Nation; Or, A History of England in the Lives of Englishmen, Band 4George Godfrey Cunningham A. Fullarton & Company, 1863 |
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... London , who purchase their situations , and are commonly called the city - coun- sel . He was at this time not known beyond the practice of the lord- mayor's and sheriff's courts , and had displayed no particular tokens of future ...
... London , who purchase their situations , and are commonly called the city - coun- sel . He was at this time not known beyond the practice of the lord- mayor's and sheriff's courts , and had displayed no particular tokens of future ...
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... London ; but in 1775 , finding his constitution much im- paired by the moist atmosphere of Devonshire , he removed to London entirely , after some unsuccessful attempts to exchange his living for an- other of equivalent value in some of ...
... London ; but in 1775 , finding his constitution much im- paired by the moist atmosphere of Devonshire , he removed to London entirely , after some unsuccessful attempts to exchange his living for an- other of equivalent value in some of ...
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... London ; and Boswell betook himself for the winter to the ungrateful business of the Scottish bar . The world expected a book or two to be the results of the Hebudean travels of Boswell and Johnson ; nor were they disappointed . Within ...
... London ; and Boswell betook himself for the winter to the ungrateful business of the Scottish bar . The world expected a book or two to be the results of the Hebudean travels of Boswell and Johnson ; nor were they disappointed . Within ...
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