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I ! ! smitten by an English lady . He encountered a gallery of foreigners - a man of
polite science , lively and easy ; a mellowed Frenchman ; a singular Frenchman
with a head like a British Tar ; the brother of Prince Eugène , a plain hearty cock ...
I ! ! smitten by an English lady . He encountered a gallery of foreigners - a man of
polite science , lively and easy ; a mellowed Frenchman ; a singular Frenchman
with a head like a British Tar ; the brother of Prince Eugène , a plain hearty cock ...
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THE TIDE OF ENGLISH EDUCATION . The English Tradition of Education . By
Cyril Norwood , D . Litt . , Headmaster of Harrow School . Murray , 1929 . This
noble book , rich in the high ideals and the practical experience of one of the
foremost ...
THE TIDE OF ENGLISH EDUCATION . The English Tradition of Education . By
Cyril Norwood , D . Litt . , Headmaster of Harrow School . Murray , 1929 . This
noble book , rich in the high ideals and the practical experience of one of the
foremost ...
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... mutinies , death ; the actors being ' merchant - adventurers , ' honest traders ,
buccaneers , seadogs , pirates , Queen ' s - men , call them what you will ; but
beyond all that , Hakluyt tells of English courage and of simple English greatness
.
... mutinies , death ; the actors being ' merchant - adventurers , ' honest traders ,
buccaneers , seadogs , pirates , Queen ' s - men , call them what you will ; but
beyond all that , Hakluyt tells of English courage and of simple English greatness
.
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, 253. köide |
| Editors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) |
| Contributor | George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1929 |
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