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רן The present volumes would not have been written had not the representatives of my English and American publishers assured me that they would probably interest a large number of readers . I had indeed promised to write some account of ...
רן The present volumes would not have been written had not the representatives of my English and American publishers assured me that they would probably interest a large number of readers . I had indeed promised to write some account of ...
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I conclude , therefore , that James Wallace was probably an uncle or cousin , and that all were in some way related . As there is no record of my father's birth at Hanworth , it is probable that 2 [ CHAP . MY LIFE.
I conclude , therefore , that James Wallace was probably an uncle or cousin , and that all were in some way related . As there is no record of my father's birth at Hanworth , it is probable that 2 [ CHAP . MY LIFE.
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How or why my grandfather came to live at Hanworth ( probably with his brother George , who is also buried at Laleham ) , I can only conjecture from the following facts . Baron Vere of Hanworth is one of the titles of the Dukes of St.
How or why my grandfather came to live at Hanworth ( probably with his brother George , who is also buried at Laleham ) , I can only conjecture from the following facts . Baron Vere of Hanworth is one of the titles of the Dukes of St.
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A large gentleman's mourning ring in memory of Richard Russell , Esq . , was given me by Miss Roberts , as , I presume , , the person after whom I was given my second name , though probably from an error in the register mine is always ...
A large gentleman's mourning ring in memory of Richard Russell , Esq . , was given me by Miss Roberts , as , I presume , , the person after whom I was given my second name , though probably from an error in the register mine is always ...
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He is described in the deed of admittance as of Lamb's Conduit Street , where he probably lodged while pursuing his legal studies , it being near the Inns of Court and at the same time almost in the country .
He is described in the deed of admittance as of Lamb's Conduit Street , where he probably lodged while pursuing his legal studies , it being near the Inns of Court and at the same time almost in the country .
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| Pealkiri | My Life: A Record of Events and Opinions, 1. köide My Life: A Record of Events and Opinions, Alfred Russel Wallace |
| Autor | Alfred Russel Wallace |
| Publisher | Dodd, Mead, 1905 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 24 juuli 2007 |
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