The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 5Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... received them and that which presented them , without intervention of the clearing - house or rectifica- tion of the accounts drawn up there . When all of the packages have been received by the set- tling - clerks at the clearing ...
... received them and that which presented them , without intervention of the clearing - house or rectifica- tion of the accounts drawn up there . When all of the packages have been received by the set- tling - clerks at the clearing ...
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... received a libera : education , and sought out many teachers in his search for truth . He finally resorted to the Christian Pantanus , who presided over the catechetical school at Alexandria , and here he entered the Church . He was ...
... received a libera : education , and sought out many teachers in his search for truth . He finally resorted to the Christian Pantanus , who presided over the catechetical school at Alexandria , and here he entered the Church . He was ...
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... received the Democratic nomina- tion for Governor of New York . His opponent was Charles J. Folger ( q.v. ) , then Secretary_of the Treasury under President Arthur . The Re- publican Party in the State was divided , and among the ...
... received the Democratic nomina- tion for Governor of New York . His opponent was Charles J. Folger ( q.v. ) , then Secretary_of the Treasury under President Arthur . The Re- publican Party in the State was divided , and among the ...
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... received only 89 elec- toral votes to 128 for Madison . The canvass had been hardly creditable to Clinton , and he was not henceforth an important figure in national politics ; but as a great benefactor of his State in his later years ...
... received only 89 elec- toral votes to 128 for Madison . The canvass had been hardly creditable to Clinton , and he was not henceforth an important figure in national politics ; but as a great benefactor of his State in his later years ...
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... received a diamond- hilted sword and the warm thanks of the India Company . Possessed of a moderate fortune , ob- CLIVE . tained from prize - money , he expended part in redeeming the paternal estate , and relieving his father from ...
... received a diamond- hilted sword and the warm thanks of the India Company . Possessed of a moderate fortune , ob- CLIVE . tained from prize - money , he expended part in redeeming the paternal estate , and relieving his father from ...
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