The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... Kings . This grand alliance was formed a little after the return of King Charles the Second , and admitted into it men of all qualities and professions , provided they agreed in this sur- name of King , which , as they imagined ...
... Kings . This grand alliance was formed a little after the return of King Charles the Second , and admitted into it men of all qualities and professions , provided they agreed in this sur- name of King , which , as they imagined ...
Strana 212
... king . Our good brother E Tow O Koam , king of the Rivers , is of opinion it was made by the hands of that great God to whom it is consecrated . The kings of Granajah and of the Six Nations believe that it was created with the earth ...
... king . Our good brother E Tow O Koam , king of the Rivers , is of opinion it was made by the hands of that great God to whom it is consecrated . The kings of Granajah and of the Six Nations believe that it was created with the earth ...
Strana 278
... King of Spain , he turned it for the King of Portugal , and he now keeps his chamber while it is scouring for the emperor 1 . He is a good economist in his extravagance , and makes only a fresh black button upon his iron - grey suit for ...
... King of Spain , he turned it for the King of Portugal , and he now keeps his chamber while it is scouring for the emperor 1 . He is a good economist in his extravagance , and makes only a fresh black button upon his iron - grey suit for ...
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