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... royal visitants , princes and nobility , illustrious ladies great officers of state , who dined in the courts of the sovereign , which at stated times all such were accustomed to do ; each of whom , according to his rank and office ...
... royal visitants , princes and nobility , illustrious ladies great officers of state , who dined in the courts of the sovereign , which at stated times all such were accustomed to do ; each of whom , according to his rank and office ...
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... Royal Father had not yet arrived ; it was com pletely uncertain what it would be , and this filled him with fear and anxicty . ' We in this country hailed as auspicious the departure of the Prince Regent of Portugal for the Brazils ...
... Royal Father had not yet arrived ; it was com pletely uncertain what it would be , and this filled him with fear and anxicty . ' We in this country hailed as auspicious the departure of the Prince Regent of Portugal for the Brazils ...
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... Royal Spanish Academy . 2. The Royal Academy of Hi3- tory . 3. The Royal Academy of the Noble Arts . 4 The Royal Medical Academy . 5. The Royal Economical Society . 6. The Royal Academy of Spanish Law . 7. The Royal Academy of Ju ...
... Royal Spanish Academy . 2. The Royal Academy of Hi3- tory . 3. The Royal Academy of the Noble Arts . 4 The Royal Medical Academy . 5. The Royal Economical Society . 6. The Royal Academy of Spanish Law . 7. The Royal Academy of Ju ...
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