The Scottish Review, Volumen25A. Gardner, 1895 |
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... grace of the Holy Ghost , was most fruitful among all nations , as thou wast as- siduously labouring for many days , in many perils among the ( * Trias Thaumat , p . 48 . + Respondit Anguelus : misitme summus om nipotens , ad te . 1. ad ...
... grace of the Holy Ghost , was most fruitful among all nations , as thou wast as- siduously labouring for many days , in many perils among the ( * Trias Thaumat , p . 48 . + Respondit Anguelus : misitme summus om nipotens , ad te . 1. ad ...
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... Grace's name . In short , the first Duke of Chandos was the founder of the Chair of Medicine and Anatomy in the University , and he was , in addition , for twenty years its Chancellor and the Conservator of its privileges . As this ...
... Grace's name . In short , the first Duke of Chandos was the founder of the Chair of Medicine and Anatomy in the University , and he was , in addition , for twenty years its Chancellor and the Conservator of its privileges . As this ...
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... Grace's son , etc. , with much respect . ' This is perhaps correct : it is at any rate highly probable . Mr. Robinson states that ' the Duke of Chandos , desiring that his son , the Marquis of Carnarvon , should receive the benefit of a ...
... Grace's son , etc. , with much respect . ' This is perhaps correct : it is at any rate highly probable . Mr. Robinson states that ' the Duke of Chandos , desiring that his son , the Marquis of Carnarvon , should receive the benefit of a ...
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... Grace was very willing to consent to the alteration you incline to make in the disposition of his donation in favour of medicine , and that the Duke himself was to write an answer to the letter he received from the University , which ...
... Grace was very willing to consent to the alteration you incline to make in the disposition of his donation in favour of medicine , and that the Duke himself was to write an answer to the letter he received from the University , which ...
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... Grace's own promptitude , yet still it deserves our kind resentment . And we judge it a proper concomitant of his Grace's character , to have such men about him as are friendly to Societies of Learning . If it is an argument of a ...
... Grace's own promptitude , yet still it deserves our kind resentment . And we judge it a proper concomitant of his Grace's character , to have such men about him as are friendly to Societies of Learning . If it is an argument of a ...
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