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THE NATION REVIEW EDITED BY L. J. MAXSE November 1920 Episodes of the Month Italy and the National Idea By ENRIC Spurious Democracy By PREBENDARY Two Years Afterwards By CAPTAIX E. W. SHEPPAR Pepys as an Art Collector and Critic By Е.
THE NATION REVIEW EDITED BY L. J. MAXSE November 1920 Episodes of the Month Italy and the National Idea By ENRIC Spurious Democracy By PREBENDARY Two Years Afterwards By CAPTAIX E. W. SHEPPAR Pepys as an Art Collector and Critic By Е.
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It was on this day two years since that the people of this land , gone forth under arms to fight for the cause of England and of Europe , consummated their triumphi and finished their labours . E. W. SHEPPARD . PEPYS AS AN ART COLLECTOR ...
It was on this day two years since that the people of this land , gone forth under arms to fight for the cause of England and of Europe , consummated their triumphi and finished their labours . E. W. SHEPPARD . PEPYS AS AN ART COLLECTOR ...
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PEPYS AS AN ART COLLECTOR AND CRITIC HE son of a tailor ; Samuel Pepys may be justly described s the first middle - class collector and critic of objects of t in England . The extravagance of the age in which e lived was perhaps not ...
PEPYS AS AN ART COLLECTOR AND CRITIC HE son of a tailor ; Samuel Pepys may be justly described s the first middle - class collector and critic of objects of t in England . The extravagance of the age in which e lived was perhaps not ...
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The first recorded addition to Pepys's collection of plate was made in June 1660 , when he accepted a bribe in the shape of five pieces of gold for himself and a silver can for Mrs. Piepys . If this " can " was a mug , it is an ...
The first recorded addition to Pepys's collection of plate was made in June 1660 , when he accepted a bribe in the shape of five pieces of gold for himself and a silver can for Mrs. Piepys . If this " can " was a mug , it is an ...
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his friends , Mr. and Mrs. Pepys , and others , when the ealth of Lord Sandwich was drunk with due ceremony nd cordiality . Pepys's vanity was again mightily gratified y the acceptance by William Coventry , already mentioned , a gift of ...
his friends , Mr. and Mrs. Pepys , and others , when the ealth of Lord Sandwich was drunk with due ceremony nd cordiality . Pepys's vanity was again mightily gratified y the acceptance by William Coventry , already mentioned , a gift of ...
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