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What was this success ? II . and Louis XIV . , of the secret treaty of 1670 , the most discreditable , perhaps , that was ever concluded . Its stipula- tions were , that Charles should aid Louis in the iniquitous war against Holland ...
What was this success ? II . and Louis XIV . , of the secret treaty of 1670 , the most discreditable , perhaps , that was ever concluded . Its stipula- tions were , that Charles should aid Louis in the iniquitous war against Holland ...
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The success which they met with here encouraged them to extend their operations , and in a short time they had twelve hundred children under their care . Their own resources were not equal to all these demands ; but they were sustained ...
The success which they met with here encouraged them to extend their operations , and in a short time they had twelve hundred children under their care . Their own resources were not equal to all these demands ; but they were sustained ...
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Calebs , the least successful of Han- nah More's writings , 169 . Coke , Lord , his views of the crime of poisoning ... Mr. , his success in preaching on the veils of the Sa- lem ladies , 103 . - Cousin , his definition of greatness ...
Calebs , the least successful of Han- nah More's writings , 169 . Coke , Lord , his views of the crime of poisoning ... Mr. , his success in preaching on the veils of the Sa- lem ladies , 103 . - Cousin , his definition of greatness ...
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Contents
HI POISONING | 27 |
EXECUTION OF AN ITALIAN AT CANTON | 58 |
Life of BLACK HAWK | 68 |
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