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... suggests Brownrigg rather than " Baron , " while Howell seems to be addressing the same man as before when he says I hope you persist in your purpose for foreign Travel , ' and " I have already discover'd such .... parts of in- genuity ...
... suggests Brownrigg rather than " Baron , " while Howell seems to be addressing the same man as before when he says I hope you persist in your purpose for foreign Travel , ' and " I have already discover'd such .... parts of in- genuity ...
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... suggested that he gave the badge from his family coat of arms to both . Another tradition describes the antelope badge of the 6th Foot as having been assumed from the standard of a Moorish regiment captured at Sara- gossa , where the ...
... suggested that he gave the badge from his family coat of arms to both . Another tradition describes the antelope badge of the 6th Foot as having been assumed from the standard of a Moorish regiment captured at Sara- gossa , where the ...
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... suggested , the best - known Appearing not to have been noticed in English family of this name is the substantial London before , it seems then to have be- Quaker one which has been settled for at come more abundant there than in all ...
... suggested , the best - known Appearing not to have been noticed in English family of this name is the substantial London before , it seems then to have be- Quaker one which has been settled for at come more abundant there than in all ...
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... they , after a very short consultation , brought him in guilty of murder . ' Again , we have no full report of the 6 On the further suggested that the body dug up at the cave 18 [ 11 S. IX . JAN . 3 , 1914 . NOTES AND QUERIES .
... they , after a very short consultation , brought him in guilty of murder . ' Again , we have no full report of the 6 On the further suggested that the body dug up at the cave 18 [ 11 S. IX . JAN . 3 , 1914 . NOTES AND QUERIES .
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further suggested that the body dug up at the cave may not have been Clark's body . The editor of The Annual Register ' for 1759 , which was published early in the following year , gives an account of the trial , and says " Aram's ...
further suggested that the body dug up at the cave may not have been Clark's body . The editor of The Annual Register ' for 1759 , which was published early in the following year , gives an account of the trial , and says " Aram's ...
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