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A meeting to establish the “ AccountACAPULCO , Mexico . A Spanish galleon , ants ' society ” was held 11 Jan. 1872 . from Acapulco , laden with gold and precious wares ( estimated at above 1,000,000l . sterling ) , taken by ACCUSERS .
A meeting to establish the “ AccountACAPULCO , Mexico . A Spanish galleon , ants ' society ” was held 11 Jan. 1872 . from Acapulco , laden with gold and precious wares ( estimated at above 1,000,000l . sterling ) , taken by ACCUSERS .
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“ The era of ministries may most properly be lord Coventry ; Henry , earl of Manchester ( sucreckoned from the day of the meeting of the parliament after the general election of 1698. " Macaulay.t For a fuller account of each , since ...
“ The era of ministries may most properly be lord Coventry ; Henry , earl of Manchester ( sucreckoned from the day of the meeting of the parliament after the general election of 1698. " Macaulay.t For a fuller account of each , since ...
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... Messenia ( Sociai ameer's general , is assassinated , June ; by the War ) , and defeat the Achæans at Caphyæ interposition of lord Mayo is reconciled to his Philip V. , of Macedon , invades Ætolia , and takes father , meeting him .
... Messenia ( Sociai ameer's general , is assassinated , June ; by the War ) , and defeat the Achæans at Caphyæ interposition of lord Mayo is reconciled to his Philip V. , of Macedon , invades Ætolia , and takes father , meeting him .
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1858 , he was appointed Ujiji ; his meeting with Mr. Stanley ; and he speaks of British consul for the Portuguese possessions in Africa , the Nile springs being about 600 miles south of the and left England shortly after . most ...
1858 , he was appointed Ujiji ; his meeting with Mr. Stanley ; and he speaks of British consul for the Portuguese possessions in Africa , the Nile springs being about 600 miles south of the and left England shortly after . most ...
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Royal ' Agricultural Society of England established in London , chiefly for the meetings of the Smithfield Club . ... the other in the country ; the meetings , equestrian performances , & c . first country meeting at Oxford in 1839.
Royal ' Agricultural Society of England established in London , chiefly for the meetings of the Smithfield Club . ... the other in the country ; the meetings , equestrian performances , & c . first country meeting at Oxford in 1839.
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| Title | Haydn's Dictionary of Dates: Relating to All Ages and Nations, for Universal Reference |
| Authors | Joseph Haydn, Benjamin Vincent |
| Edition | 14 |
| Publisher | Putnam, 1874 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 16 Oct 2007 |
| Length | 930 pages |
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