The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 13Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... England , and emigrated to New Hampshire in 1838 , but after a few months removed to the Connecticut Valley , and became prominent in the affairs of the colony at New Haven . There he served as an ensign and lieutenant in the colonial ...
... England , and emigrated to New Hampshire in 1838 , but after a few months removed to the Connecticut Valley , and became prominent in the affairs of the colony at New Haven . There he served as an ensign and lieutenant in the colonial ...
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... England . In 1842 he retired from Oxford to the neigh- boring village of Littlemore , where he passed three years in seclusion , with a number of young men who had attached themselves to him , wrest- ling in silence with the problem ...
... England . In 1842 he retired from Oxford to the neigh- boring village of Littlemore , where he passed three years in seclusion , with a number of young men who had attached themselves to him , wrest- ling in silence with the problem ...
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... England , 20 miles southwest of Monmouth , on the Usk , four miles from the Bris- tol Channel , and 12 miles northeast of Cardiff ( Map : England , C5 ) . It has brass and iron foun- dries , breweries and pottery works , and manufac ...
... England , 20 miles southwest of Monmouth , on the Usk , four miles from the Bris- tol Channel , and 12 miles northeast of Cardiff ( Map : England , C5 ) . It has brass and iron foun- dries , breweries and pottery works , and manufac ...
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... ENGLAND . The founder of the English press was a London printer named Nathaniel Butter ( died 1664 ) . Ās early as ... England's Memorable Accidents ; The Kingdom's Intelligence ; Mercurius Aulicus ; Mercurius Politicus ; The Scots ...
... ENGLAND . The founder of the English press was a London printer named Nathaniel Butter ( died 1664 ) . Ās early as ... England's Memorable Accidents ; The Kingdom's Intelligence ; Mercurius Aulicus ; Mercurius Politicus ; The Scots ...
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... England , 15 miles west of Man- chester ( Map : England , D 3 ) . The chief indus- tries are paper - making , printing , sugar refining , railway wagon manufacturing , and coal - min- ing . It has a town hall , mechanics ' institute ...
... England , 15 miles west of Man- chester ( Map : England , D 3 ) . The chief indus- tries are paper - making , printing , sugar refining , railway wagon manufacturing , and coal - min- ing . It has a town hall , mechanics ' institute ...
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