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Other well known men also took a speedy interest in the work, such as Strype the antiquary, Gilbert White of
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 3: Brownson-Clairvaux 1840-1916 1913
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This attempt Mr. Hardwick has now made very successfully; and it is because his book is historical and not polemical, that we feel called upon to notice it, and to bear our testimony to its interest, and its value to that "large class of readers who, anxious to be accurately informed upon the subject, are precluded from consulting the voluminous collectors, such as Strype, Le
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It is little wonder that John Strype, the seventeenth-century antiquarian, whose transcription remains the only source of the letter written by princess 'household in 1554, referred to Elizabeth's servants as her "Governors" who had the "Care and Government" of the princess. 194
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Note 165: Strype, Ecclesiastical memorials, [1816] IV, pp. 130-132 back
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Danyl Strype: Anyhow, Obama is proposing a new high speed passenger service for the U.S.
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The time of cure is uncertain, wrote John Strype in 1720.
Bedlam Catharine Arnold 2008
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Dark and laconic, this erudite man of parts, as the historian Strype described him, was often to be found browsing the second-hand bookstalls which lined the walls outside Bethlem.
Bedlam Catharine Arnold 2008
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The time of cure is uncertain, wrote John Strype in 1720.
Bedlam Catharine Arnold 2008
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Dark and laconic, this erudite man of parts, as the historian Strype described him, was often to be found browsing the second-hand bookstalls which lined the walls outside Bethlem.
Bedlam Catharine Arnold 2008
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The time of cure is uncertain, wrote John Strype in 1720.
Bedlam Catharine Arnold 2008
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