The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 280F. Jefferies, 1967 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... called from the same , or a similar , tumulus , dedicated to the Saxon god , Irmensul or Ermensul , whose image , Pithou tells us , was found in the fortress of Eresburg ( Stadtberg in Westphalia ) when it was captured by Charlemagne ...
... called from the same , or a similar , tumulus , dedicated to the Saxon god , Irmensul or Ermensul , whose image , Pithou tells us , was found in the fortress of Eresburg ( Stadtberg in Westphalia ) when it was captured by Charlemagne ...
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... called such half a century before Sir William was made Archbishop of York . In the charters granted by Robert de Lacy , commonly called Robert de Pontefract , to the monks of St. John the Evangelist it is styled both Kirkby and ...
... called such half a century before Sir William was made Archbishop of York . In the charters granted by Robert de Lacy , commonly called Robert de Pontefract , to the monks of St. John the Evangelist it is styled both Kirkby and ...
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... called the middle gate . The north side of this area was formed by the south wall of the ballium , or great castle yard , in the centre of which wall was the porter's lodge , the grand entrance into the yard of the castle . All these ...
... called the middle gate . The north side of this area was formed by the south wall of the ballium , or great castle yard , in the centre of which wall was the porter's lodge , the grand entrance into the yard of the castle . All these ...
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