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QUERIES : -St . Mary Matfelon : " Virgini Paritur¿ , " 5Higgs , Hall , and Waterland , 6- Apsley : Strickland : Wynne - Bells of Spain - Black Monday- Blownorton Clock - Country Residence - Cromwell Memorial -The Dudleys of Coventry ...
QUERIES : -St . Mary Matfelon : " Virgini Paritur¿ , " 5Higgs , Hall , and Waterland , 6- Apsley : Strickland : Wynne - Bells of Spain - Black Monday- Blownorton Clock - Country Residence - Cromwell Memorial -The Dudleys of Coventry ...
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[ Our correspondent's query is another proof of the convenience , to save time and trouble , of stating the edition cey's Essay , 1781 , contains considerable corrections and of all works quoted . The second edition of Dr.
[ Our correspondent's query is another proof of the convenience , to save time and trouble , of stating the edition cey's Essay , 1781 , contains considerable corrections and of all works quoted . The second edition of Dr.
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But Mr. Phillimore's book suggests another query - ought the citizen of a free state , on the strength of such citizenship , to take the one - sided liberty of painting nothing but the wens and wrinkles ? Such is what Mr. Phillimore ...
But Mr. Phillimore's book suggests another query - ought the citizen of a free state , on the strength of such citizenship , to take the one - sided liberty of painting nothing but the wens and wrinkles ? Such is what Mr. Phillimore ...
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If this query should meet the eye of the author of the last named , I shall feel happy to correspond with GEORGE LLOYD . him . Thurstoniand , Huddersfield . BAKER - LEGGED : WALSALL - LEGGED . · Among the " ridiculous ominations of ...
If this query should meet the eye of the author of the last named , I shall feel happy to correspond with GEORGE LLOYD . him . Thurstoniand , Huddersfield . BAKER - LEGGED : WALSALL - LEGGED . · Among the " ridiculous ominations of ...
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X. - NUMISMATIC QUERIES . - Can some of your numismatic correspondents kindly answer the following questions : 1. What is the best text - book for a beginner ? 2. How ( if it all ) can verdigris be removed from old copper coins ...
X. - NUMISMATIC QUERIES . - Can some of your numismatic correspondents kindly answer the following questions : 1. What is the best text - book for a beginner ? 2. How ( if it all ) can verdigris be removed from old copper coins ...
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