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... afterwards became a leading feature in the fabric . The invention of pillow - lace has been claimed by Beckmann , in his quaint way , for one of his countrywomen . He says : ' I will venture to assert that the knitting of lace is a ...
... afterwards became a leading feature in the fabric . The invention of pillow - lace has been claimed by Beckmann , in his quaint way , for one of his countrywomen . He says : ' I will venture to assert that the knitting of lace is a ...
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... afterwards appointed military governor of Naples . In 1861 he was appointed commander - in- ohief of the troops of the kingdom of Italy , and in 1864 was chosen Premier . In 1866 he took part in the campaign against Austria . In October ...
... afterwards appointed military governor of Naples . In 1861 he was appointed commander - in- ohief of the troops of the kingdom of Italy , and in 1864 was chosen Premier . In 1866 he took part in the campaign against Austria . In October ...
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... afterwards , dismissing the remnant of the Rump Parliament , virtually governed the country along with his officers under the title of the ' Com- mittee of Safety . ' For a brief period , his position was considered so important , that ...
... afterwards , dismissing the remnant of the Rump Parliament , virtually governed the country along with his officers under the title of the ' Com- mittee of Safety . ' For a brief period , his position was considered so important , that ...
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... afterwards abandoned . L.'s political views , from the first moment of the Restoration , had been liberal . Nevertheless , he joined himself to a powerful and active section of the most dis- tinguished members of the royalist and church ...
... afterwards abandoned . L.'s political views , from the first moment of the Restoration , had been liberal . Nevertheless , he joined himself to a powerful and active section of the most dis- tinguished members of the royalist and church ...
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... afterwards exchanged for metal , were Fig . 2 . B B Fig . 3 . limpid . But the Carcel lamp has tw , disadvantages : it is expensive , and is easily disari anged , therefore it has never become common . The greatest improvement ever ...
... afterwards exchanged for metal , were Fig . 2 . B B Fig . 3 . limpid . But the Carcel lamp has tw , disadvantages : it is expensive , and is easily disari anged , therefore it has never become common . The greatest improvement ever ...
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Chamber's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge for ..., Volume 6 Affichage du livre entier - 1871 |
Chambers's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge for ..., Volume 6 Affichage du livre entier - 1887 |
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