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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... received its first charter from Edward II . The towers and the central mass remain of the castle , built about 1130 by Robert , Earl of Gloucester . Population , in 1891 , 54,707 ; in 1901 , 67,290 . NEWPORT . The chief town of the Isle ...
... received its first charter from Edward II . The towers and the central mass remain of the castle , built about 1130 by Robert , Earl of Gloucester . Population , in 1891 , 54,707 ; in 1901 , 67,290 . NEWPORT . The chief town of the Isle ...
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... received gold medals from the Lin- nean and the Royal Society . His publications in- clude : The Zoology of Ancient Europe ( 1862 ) ; Zoology ( 1874 ; 2d ed . 1894 ) ; The Birds of Greenland ( 1875 ) ; and A Dictionary of Birds ( 1893 ...
... received gold medals from the Lin- nean and the Royal Society . His publications in- clude : The Zoology of Ancient Europe ( 1862 ) ; Zoology ( 1874 ; 2d ed . 1894 ) ; The Birds of Greenland ( 1875 ) ; and A Dictionary of Birds ( 1893 ...
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... received a resting - place in West- minster Abbey , where a monument was erected to his memory in 1731. A magnificent full - length statue of the philosopher , executed by Roubilliac , was erected in 1755 in the antechapel of Trinity ...
... received a resting - place in West- minster Abbey , where a monument was erected to his memory in 1731. A magnificent full - length statue of the philosopher , executed by Roubilliac , was erected in 1755 in the antechapel of Trinity ...
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... received its present name and became part of New York in 1665. During the Revolu- tion it was occupied for some time by British troops . Consult J. Riker , Jr. , The Annals of Newtown ( New York , 1852 ) . NEWTOWNARDS , nu'ton - ärdz ...
... received its present name and became part of New York in 1665. During the Revolu- tion it was occupied for some time by British troops . Consult J. Riker , Jr. , The Annals of Newtown ( New York , 1852 ) . NEWTOWNARDS , nu'ton - ärdz ...
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... received by him on the first day of the new year as presents of good omen . He sanctioned the custom and called the gifts strenæ ( cf. French jour d'étrennes ) . In later times in Rome similar practices attended the worship of Salus ...
... received by him on the first day of the new year as presents of good omen . He sanctioned the custom and called the gifts strenæ ( cf. French jour d'étrennes ) . In later times in Rome similar practices attended the worship of Salus ...
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