The New International Encyclopæeia, Volumen5Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1909 |
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... London Clearing - House , which appears to have been established about 1775. The most important clearing - house in the United States is that of the city of New York , which was estab- lished in 1853. Before the establishment of ...
... London Clearing - House , which appears to have been established about 1775. The most important clearing - house in the United States is that of the city of New York , which was estab- lished in 1853. Before the establishment of ...
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... London was extra- ordinary , and in 1777-80 he was cembalist ( con- ductor ) at the Italian opera there . His first tour ( 1781 ) included Strassburg , Munich , and Vienna , where his public contest with Mozart became an historic event ...
... London was extra- ordinary , and in 1777-80 he was cembalist ( con- ductor ) at the Italian opera there . His first tour ( 1781 ) included Strassburg , Munich , and Vienna , where his public contest with Mozart became an historic event ...
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... London , which post he retained until his untimely death at Madeira , March 3 , 1879. Clif- ford first established his reputation as an origi- nal thinker with the faculty of expressing scien- tific thought in plain and simple language ...
... London , which post he retained until his untimely death at Madeira , March 3 , 1879. Clif- ford first established his reputation as an origi- nal thinker with the faculty of expressing scien- tific thought in plain and simple language ...
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... London ( about 1327 ) . later grant was made expressly for the purpose of securing jurisdiction over the malefactors of the city of London who fled to Southwark . The name has come to mean the ' guard - house , ' in the modern parlance ...
... London ( about 1327 ) . later grant was made expressly for the purpose of securing jurisdiction over the malefactors of the city of London who fled to Southwark . The name has come to mean the ' guard - house , ' in the modern parlance ...
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... ( London , 1882 ) ; Malleson , Decisive Battles of India ( London , 1883 ) ; Mill , History of British India , vol . iii . ( London , 1858 ) ; Orme , History of the Military Transac tions of the British Nation in Indostan ( London , 1803 ) ...
... ( London , 1882 ) ; Malleson , Decisive Battles of India ( London , 1883 ) ; Mill , History of British India , vol . iii . ( London , 1858 ) ; Orme , History of the Military Transac tions of the British Nation in Indostan ( London , 1803 ) ...
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