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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... published a formal retractation of his adverse criticisms of the Roman Catholic Church , and in the following autumn , while he had not yet made up his mind , it seemed to him more honest to resign his living . The train of reasoning ...
... published a formal retractation of his adverse criticisms of the Roman Catholic Church , and in the following autumn , while he had not yet made up his mind , it seemed to him more honest to resign his living . The train of reasoning ...
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... published . Consult : Greene , The Providence Plantation ( Providence , 1886 ) ; " Newport in the Revolution , " an article in the New England Magazine , n . s . , vol . ii . ( Boston , 1890 ) ; Brooks , The Controversy Touching the ...
... published . Consult : Greene , The Providence Plantation ( Providence , 1886 ) ; " Newport in the Revolution , " an article in the New England Magazine , n . s . , vol . ii . ( Boston , 1890 ) ; Brooks , The Controversy Touching the ...
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... published by Ege- nolph Emmel in 1615 , suspended in 1902 , was the first - the ' news - letter , ' furnished to the cor- respondent by men usually in official life at the different capitals , the prototype of the later despatch and ...
... published by Ege- nolph Emmel in 1615 , suspended in 1902 , was the first - the ' news - letter , ' furnished to the cor- respondent by men usually in official life at the different capitals , the prototype of the later despatch and ...
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... published in the vernacular subject to administrative suppression . Anglo - Indian journalism began with the Indian World , Calcutta , edited by William Duane in 1794 , deported by the East India Company . He was afterwards editor of ...
... published in the vernacular subject to administrative suppression . Anglo - Indian journalism began with the Indian World , Calcutta , edited by William Duane in 1794 , deported by the East India Company . He was afterwards editor of ...
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... published for a year , revived ( 1863 ) by W. C. Wilson , and merged in its present ownership ( 1864 ) . It is one of two dailies in Auckland . The Times , Wellington , is a typical and leading daily . A Maori paper , Te Pakio Matirki ...
... published for a year , revived ( 1863 ) by W. C. Wilson , and merged in its present ownership ( 1864 ) . It is one of two dailies in Auckland . The Times , Wellington , is a typical and leading daily . A Maori paper , Te Pakio Matirki ...
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