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... appears upon the face of the return itself that the number actually employed is very much greater , and that the return does not include anything like the whole of those who should appear in it . The information on which the return is ...
... appears upon the face of the return itself that the number actually employed is very much greater , and that the return does not include anything like the whole of those who should appear in it . The information on which the return is ...
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... appears to point to the importance of some central body choos- ing the areas to be purchased in the future . Hitherto the custom has been for individuals in a locality to move about the purchase of a given area , to get donations from ...
... appears to point to the importance of some central body choos- ing the areas to be purchased in the future . Hitherto the custom has been for individuals in a locality to move about the purchase of a given area , to get donations from ...
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... appear that Eustace of Flai , believing seriously in the ' letter fallen from heaven , ' endeavoured to make the privileges and the obligations of the Sunday once more coincident , but in this he does not seem to have achieved any ...
... appear that Eustace of Flai , believing seriously in the ' letter fallen from heaven , ' endeavoured to make the privileges and the obligations of the Sunday once more coincident , but in this he does not seem to have achieved any ...
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... appear , writes Professor Thorold Rogers , that the workmen's employment was interrupted by the necessity of keeping many Church holidays . A mason and boy are engaged in 1290 at Waleton for a year and are paid for 312 days . On the ...
... appear , writes Professor Thorold Rogers , that the workmen's employment was interrupted by the necessity of keeping many Church holidays . A mason and boy are engaged in 1290 at Waleton for a year and are paid for 312 days . On the ...
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... Sunday 23 Schmitz , Die Bussbücher und das kanonische Bussverfahren , vol . ii . p . 248 ( 1898 ) . 34 This also appears clearly in Tertullian , De Corona , ch . 3 . as a day both of rest and amusement was by 48 July THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
... Sunday 23 Schmitz , Die Bussbücher und das kanonische Bussverfahren , vol . ii . p . 248 ( 1898 ) . 34 This also appears clearly in Tertullian , De Corona , ch . 3 . as a day both of rest and amusement was by 48 July THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
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