The New International Encyclopæeia, Volume 19Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1909 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... THEATRE . THEISM . Mr. Philip G. Hubert , Jr. , Mr. John Daniel Kaps , and Professor James Morton Paton . Dr. Henry A. Davies . THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION . TREATY Dr. James Wilford Garner . TRESPASS . Professor Francis M. Burdick ...
... THEATRE . THEISM . Mr. Philip G. Hubert , Jr. , Mr. John Daniel Kaps , and Professor James Morton Paton . Dr. Henry A. Davies . THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION . TREATY Dr. James Wilford Garner . TRESPASS . Professor Francis M. Burdick ...
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... theatre in the Rue Richelieu , which was for a time known as the Théâtre de la République . There many of his greatest successes were won . Though ir- ritable and often at strife with his fellow ac- tors , he was a great favorite with ...
... theatre in the Rue Richelieu , which was for a time known as the Théâtre de la République . There many of his greatest successes were won . Though ir- ritable and often at strife with his fellow ac- tors , he was a great favorite with ...
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... theatre and other ancient buildings . The chief fame of the town is due to its extensive necropolis , first opened in 1874 , and since then the scene of count- less open and clandestine excavations . tombs or graves have yielded the ...
... theatre and other ancient buildings . The chief fame of the town is due to its extensive necropolis , first opened in 1874 , and since then the scene of count- less open and clandestine excavations . tombs or graves have yielded the ...
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... theatre , founded by the Greeks , rebuilt by the Romans , and wrecked by the Saracens , was partially restored in 1748 , and is of great interest . The an- cient city was named after Mount Toro ( an- cient Taurus ) , on whose slope it ...
... theatre , founded by the Greeks , rebuilt by the Romans , and wrecked by the Saracens , was partially restored in 1748 , and is of great interest . The an- cient city was named after Mount Toro ( an- cient Taurus ) , on whose slope it ...
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... theatres . The population , in 1900 , was 15,872 . TARRASCH , tär'räsh , SIEGBERT ( 1862- ) . A German chess master , born in Breslau . He was educated in medicine at the universities of Berlin and Halle , and practiced his profession ...
... theatres . The population , in 1900 , was 15,872 . TARRASCH , tär'räsh , SIEGBERT ( 1862- ) . A German chess master , born in Breslau . He was educated in medicine at the universities of Berlin and Halle , and practiced his profession ...
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