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In addition to these may be mentioned the unique Celtic cabinet containing
models of Stonehenge and Avebury , together with a considerable number of
Books , MSS . , & c . , relating both to those remarkable monuments , and to
others of a ...
In addition to these may be mentioned the unique Celtic cabinet containing
models of Stonehenge and Avebury , together with a considerable number of
Books , MSS . , & c . , relating both to those remarkable monuments , and to
others of a ...
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Such researches , indeed , could only have been undervalued , at any time , by
those who shut their eyes to the remarkable influence exercised over the human
mind by every object that can claim an association with interesting characters , or
...
Such researches , indeed , could only have been undervalued , at any time , by
those who shut their eyes to the remarkable influence exercised over the human
mind by every object that can claim an association with interesting characters , or
...
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... complete County History of Wiltshire , worthy of the titleworthy of this most
important part of England - in which so many interesting historical events have
occurred — with which so many remarkable historical characters have been
connected ...
... complete County History of Wiltshire , worthy of the titleworthy of this most
important part of England - in which so many interesting historical events have
occurred — with which so many remarkable historical characters have been
connected ...
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The fossils of our green sand beds have an European reputation , chiefly owing
to two remarkable collections — one formed by a lady of this neighbourhood ,
Miss Benett ; the other by our respected honorary secretary , Mr . Cunnington .
The fossils of our green sand beds have an European reputation , chiefly owing
to two remarkable collections — one formed by a lady of this neighbourhood ,
Miss Benett ; the other by our respected honorary secretary , Mr . Cunnington .
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... of science more remarkable than the rapid progress of Geology . Even those
who at first opposed it as hostile to Scriptural truth , have found that it is more of
an auxiliary than an enemy . The very structure of the earth , ( i . e . , of the crust of
it ...
... of science more remarkable than the rapid progress of Geology . Even those
who at first opposed it as hostile to Scriptural truth , have found that it is more of
an auxiliary than an enemy . The very structure of the earth , ( i . e . , of the crust of
it ...
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| Title | The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine, Volume 1 |
| Editor | Edward Hungerford Goddard |
| Contributor | Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society |
| Publisher | Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society, 1854 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2010 |
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