The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 6Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... Early Inhabitants of Europe ( 1874 ) ; Early Man in Britain ( 1880 ) ; British Pleistocene Mammalia ( 1866-87 ) . He was made examiner at the Uni- versity of London in 1885 . DAW'LISH . An attractive and popular sea- side resort in ...
... Early Inhabitants of Europe ( 1874 ) ; Early Man in Britain ( 1880 ) ; British Pleistocene Mammalia ( 1866-87 ) . He was made examiner at the Uni- versity of London in 1885 . DAW'LISH . An attractive and popular sea- side resort in ...
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... early times the the presence of unworthy persons , receiving the oblations and bringing them to the priest , read- ing the epistle and gospel from the ambo , and the names of those who were inscribed on the dip- DAYTON . A city and the ...
... early times the the presence of unworthy persons , receiving the oblations and bringing them to the priest , read- ing the epistle and gospel from the ambo , and the names of those who were inscribed on the dip- DAYTON . A city and the ...
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... earliest times , widows were generally chosen , and it was considered seemly that a dea- coness should be of mature years . In the West- ern Church decrees of councils abolishing the order are found as early as the fifth century , and ...
... earliest times , widows were generally chosen , and it was considered seemly that a dea- coness should be of mature years . In the West- ern Church decrees of councils abolishing the order are found as early as the fifth century , and ...
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... early age are also dumb , because they have not learned to speak by hear- ing others speak . They should not , therefore , be classed with those who cannot articulate words because of defect in the speech centres of the brain or disease ...
... early age are also dumb , because they have not learned to speak by hear- ing others speak . They should not , therefore , be classed with those who cannot articulate words because of defect in the speech centres of the brain or disease ...
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... earliest terest ; individuals and churches contributed lib- known treatise on the subject , and which prob- erally , and the sum of $ 12,000 was raised in the ably embodied the ideas of Cardan . It con- course of a few months . Early in ...
... earliest terest ; individuals and churches contributed lib- known treatise on the subject , and which prob- erally , and the sum of $ 12,000 was raised in the ably embodied the ideas of Cardan . It con- course of a few months . Early in ...
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