The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 6Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... appears to have merely carried out the in- structions of Napoleon , who , in 1808 , created him Duke of Auerstädt . The brilliant victory won at Eckmühl in 1809 earned for him the further title of Prince . At Wagram ( q.v. ) he ...
... appears to have merely carried out the in- structions of Napoleon , who , in 1808 , created him Duke of Auerstädt . The brilliant victory won at Eckmühl in 1809 earned for him the further title of Prince . At Wagram ( q.v. ) he ...
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... appears that he had been dishonest , " says the historian Hildreth , " or had employed the public money in speculations of his own , as his enemies alleged ; but he had occupied the unfortunate position of having large sums of public ...
... appears that he had been dishonest , " says the historian Hildreth , " or had employed the public money in speculations of his own , as his enemies alleged ; but he had occupied the unfortunate position of having large sums of public ...
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... appears that such was also the division received in the Jewish Church . The Roman Catholic and Lutheran churches also make verses 3-6 one commandment . To preserve the number ten they divide verse 17 into two commandments , the first ...
... appears that such was also the division received in the Jewish Church . The Roman Catholic and Lutheran churches also make verses 3-6 one commandment . To preserve the number ten they divide verse 17 into two commandments , the first ...
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... appears in the Pliocene . The notable giant deer , or ' Irish elk ' ( Cervus giganteus ) , possessed enormous palmat- ed antlers , 11 feet from tip to tip . It represents a distinct section of the genus , called megacero- tine . The ...
... appears in the Pliocene . The notable giant deer , or ' Irish elk ' ( Cervus giganteus ) , possessed enormous palmat- ed antlers , 11 feet from tip to tip . It represents a distinct section of the genus , called megacero- tine . The ...
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... appears to have been done , to ascertain , and , by its officer , to apply the remedy " ( 3 Bl . Com . 25 ) . The term was originally limited to the per- son sued in a personal action at common law , the one against whom a real action ...
... appears to have been done , to ascertain , and , by its officer , to apply the remedy " ( 3 Bl . Com . 25 ) . The term was originally limited to the per- son sued in a personal action at common law , the one against whom a real action ...
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