Manual of English LiteratureJ.M. Dent & Company, 1926 - 356 pagina's |
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... known , while the dissection of the human subject was not practised . Yet it would appear that physicians and surgeons were already beginning to be distinguished from each other . Both the canon and civil laws were also introduced into ...
... known , while the dissection of the human subject was not practised . Yet it would appear that physicians and surgeons were already beginning to be distinguished from each other . Both the canon and civil laws were also introduced into ...
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... known , the first of his countrymen that learned the new art , and certainly the first who either prac- tised it in England , or in printing an English book . William Caxton was born , as he tells us himself , in the Weald of Kent , it ...
... known , the first of his countrymen that learned the new art , and certainly the first who either prac- tised it in England , or in printing an English book . William Caxton was born , as he tells us himself , in the Weald of Kent , it ...
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... known story , which was presented before Elizabeth at the Inner Temple in 1568 , the five acts of which it consists being severally written by five gentlemen of the society , of whom one , the author of the third act , was Christopher ...
... known story , which was presented before Elizabeth at the Inner Temple in 1568 , the five acts of which it consists being severally written by five gentlemen of the society , of whom one , the author of the third act , was Christopher ...
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