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... Cole complained of being cut off from his " Disquisitions " at Cambridge , and was disgusted to find that he could not move out of his parish until Willis's death in 1760 . 66 In 1747 he was elected a Fellow of the Society of ...
... Cole complained of being cut off from his " Disquisitions " at Cambridge , and was disgusted to find that he could not move out of his parish until Willis's death in 1760 . 66 In 1747 he was elected a Fellow of the Society of ...
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... Cole to see and note all that he could in the time . His experiences are recorded in very full detail in a diary which he kept , and which is now in his MS . collections in the British Museum . It has recently been edited by F. G. ...
... Cole to see and note all that he could in the time . His experiences are recorded in very full detail in a diary which he kept , and which is now in his MS . collections in the British Museum . It has recently been edited by F. G. ...
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... Cole , both as a Christian and a gentleman . Nichols also tells us that his portrait was painted by Hogarth , and hung in a friend's rooms at Clare . As the chimney - piece could not be got into the picture , he says , Mr. Hogarth has ...
... Cole , both as a Christian and a gentleman . Nichols also tells us that his portrait was painted by Hogarth , and hung in a friend's rooms at Clare . As the chimney - piece could not be got into the picture , he says , Mr. Hogarth has ...
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By Professor J E G DE MONTMORENCY F R S L | 21 |
The Contribution of a Provincial Centre Norwich | 41 |
Has it a Function ToDay? | 57 |
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