Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1859 |
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... the bones of St. Cuthbert from their original shrine at Lindisfarne , when it was ravaged by the Danes . That VOL . I. 1 saint , says Camden , was esteemed by princes and CHAPTER I Genealogy of the Washington Family CHAPTER IL CHAPTER XXII.
... the bones of St. Cuthbert from their original shrine at Lindisfarne , when it was ravaged by the Danes . That VOL . I. 1 saint , says Camden , was esteemed by princes and CHAPTER I Genealogy of the Washington Family CHAPTER IL CHAPTER XXII.
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Washington Irving. saint , says Camden , was esteemed by princes and gentry a titular saint against the Scots . * His shrine , therefore , had been held in peculiar reverence by the Saxons , and the see of Durham en- dowed with ...
Washington Irving. saint , says Camden , was esteemed by princes and gentry a titular saint against the Scots . * His shrine , therefore , had been held in peculiar reverence by the Saxons , and the see of Durham en- dowed with ...
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... . , 349 . 746 . Lower on Surnames , vol . i . , p . 43. Fuller says , that the custom of surnames was brought from France in Edward the Confessor's time , about How or when the De Hertburns first acquired possession of.
... . , 349 . 746 . Lower on Surnames , vol . i . , p . 43. Fuller says , that the custom of surnames was brought from France in Edward the Confessor's time , about How or when the De Hertburns first acquired possession of.
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... says an old poem , but surpassed Arthur himself , though endowed with the charmed gifts of Merlin . * We presume the De Wessyngtons were among those preux chevaliers , as the banner of St. Cuthbert had been taken from its shrine on the ...
... says an old poem , but surpassed Arthur himself , though endowed with the charmed gifts of Merlin . * We presume the De Wessyngtons were among those preux chevaliers , as the banner of St. Cuthbert had been taken from its shrine on the ...
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... says an old treatise , “ when English- men and English manners began to prevail upon the recovery of lost credit . " - Restitution of decayed intelligence in antiquities . Lond . 1634 . About the time of Henry VI . , says another ...
... says an old treatise , “ when English- men and English manners began to prevail upon the recovery of lost credit . " - Restitution of decayed intelligence in antiquities . Lond . 1634 . About the time of Henry VI . , says another ...
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