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Page 34
... England abroad : 20th anniversary kept at St. Paul's , 27 Oct. 1874 . Animal Magnetism ( to cure diseases by sympa- thetic affection ) was introduced by father Hehl , a Jesuit , at Vienna , about 1774 , and had its dupes in France and ...
... England abroad : 20th anniversary kept at St. Paul's , 27 Oct. 1874 . Animal Magnetism ( to cure diseases by sympa- thetic affection ) was introduced by father Hehl , a Jesuit , at Vienna , about 1774 , and had its dupes in France and ...
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... England . Apostolical , see Canons and Fathers . Apulia , a province in S. E. Italy . The. which first sat 8 Nov. 1875 : present the lord chancellor , lord Coleridge , baron Bramwell , and justice Brett . peal by the Appellate ...
... England . Apostolical , see Canons and Fathers . Apulia , a province in S. E. Italy . The. which first sat 8 Nov. 1875 : present the lord chancellor , lord Coleridge , baron Bramwell , and justice Brett . peal by the Appellate ...
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... England ; mad attempts , by Margaret Nichol . son , 2 Aug. 1786 ; by James Hatfield . George IV . ( when regent ) , attempt .... Guise , Henry , duke of ; by order of Henry III . of France , Gustavus III . of Sweden ; by Ankarström , 16 ...
... England ; mad attempts , by Margaret Nichol . son , 2 Aug. 1786 ; by James Hatfield . George IV . ( when regent ) , attempt .... Guise , Henry , duke of ; by order of Henry III . of France , Gustavus III . of Sweden ; by Ankarström , 16 ...
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... England in 1860 . A British Beekeepers ' Association founded 16 May ( sir John Lubbock became first president ) ; first exhibition , in the Crystal Palace , 8 Sept. 1874 ; at other places since . Spelling bees , of American origin ...
... England in 1860 . A British Beekeepers ' Association founded 16 May ( sir John Lubbock became first president ) ; first exhibition , in the Crystal Palace , 8 Sept. 1874 ; at other places since . Spelling bees , of American origin ...
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... England during the civil war was Waller , the poet , who wrote , while resident here , a poetical description of the ... England , the theatre of many bloody contests while England and Scotland were two kingdoms ; it was claimed by the ...
... England during the civil war was Waller , the poet , who wrote , while resident here , a poetical description of the ... England , the theatre of many bloody contests while England and Scotland were two kingdoms ; it was claimed by the ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Haydn's Dictionary of Dates Relating to All Ages and Nations: For Universal Reference |
| Author | Joseph Haydn |
| Editor | Benjamin Vincent |
| Edition | 7 |
| Publisher | E. Moxon and Company, 1883 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 2 Aug 2005 |
| Length | 833 pages |
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