The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 11Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... returned to America in 1797 , was sent to Charleston as the engineer of Castle Pinckney , and later commanded Fort Mifflin and West Point . He was then for a short time secretary of the American Legation at Lisbon . He resigned from the ...
... returned to America in 1797 , was sent to Charleston as the engineer of Castle Pinckney , and later commanded Fort Mifflin and West Point . He was then for a short time secretary of the American Legation at Lisbon . He resigned from the ...
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... returned about 1407 , having failed in the competition for the doors of the baptistery in Florence . One of his best works was done at this time , the statue on the monument to Ilaria del Carretto , the wife of Paul Guinigi , in the ...
... returned about 1407 , having failed in the competition for the doors of the baptistery in Florence . One of his best works was done at this time , the statue on the monument to Ilaria del Carretto , the wife of Paul Guinigi , in the ...
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... returned to power , and in it he distinguished himself by introducing and passing the reform bill known as the Cor- Disagreeing with Glad- stone's Irish policy , he refused the Lord Chan- rupt Practices Act . cellorship in 1886. He ...
... returned to power , and in it he distinguished himself by introducing and passing the reform bill known as the Cor- Disagreeing with Glad- stone's Irish policy , he refused the Lord Chan- rupt Practices Act . cellorship in 1886. He ...
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... returned to Edinburgh and was given the chair of natural history in the university there , which place he held until his death . The natural history museum of the university was largely indebted to Jameson's care and skill , for not ...
... returned to Edinburgh and was given the chair of natural history in the university there , which place he held until his death . The natural history museum of the university was largely indebted to Jameson's care and skill , for not ...
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... returned to Spain by 1613 . In 1618 he published an edition of his verse ( Rimas de Juan de Jáuregui ) at Seville . In the preface to this volume he protested against the baneful mannerisms that Góngora had intro- duced into Spanish ...
... returned to Spain by 1613 . In 1618 he published an edition of his verse ( Rimas de Juan de Jáuregui ) at Seville . In the preface to this volume he protested against the baneful mannerisms that Góngora had intro- duced into Spanish ...
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