The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... means for the employment and restoration to society of discharged prisoners : To promote the practical training and preparation of efficient masters and teach- ers for reformatory institutions : This association promises to be of ...
... means for the employment and restoration to society of discharged prisoners : To promote the practical training and preparation of efficient masters and teach- ers for reformatory institutions : This association promises to be of ...
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... means clear and consistent . some passages he certainly speaks of the best answer to this charge is to be found Lay of the Tarquins ' as a great his- in the stories themselves . There they are ; We torical poem , ending with the battle ...
... means clear and consistent . some passages he certainly speaks of the best answer to this charge is to be found Lay of the Tarquins ' as a great his- in the stories themselves . There they are ; We torical poem , ending with the battle ...
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... means of the horse patrol , which was planned by Sir Richard Ford . This horse patrol , established in 1805 , was the first innovation on the old system of watching ; and it succeeded so admirably , that in a few years the highwaymen ...
... means of the horse patrol , which was planned by Sir Richard Ford . This horse patrol , established in 1805 , was the first innovation on the old system of watching ; and it succeeded so admirably , that in a few years the highwaymen ...
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