The history of England, from the earliest times to the death of George II.1838 - 28 trang |
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... OF ALL THE SOVEREIGNS OF ENGLAND ; AND OF THE MOST CELEBRATED NAVAL COMMANDERS , & c . & c . VOL . I. FISHER , SON , & CO . NEWGATE STREET LONDON ; & QUAI DE L'ECOLE , PARIS . BRITIS PREFACE . THE History of England , by Dr.
... OF ALL THE SOVEREIGNS OF ENGLAND ; AND OF THE MOST CELEBRATED NAVAL COMMANDERS , & c . & c . VOL . I. FISHER , SON , & CO . NEWGATE STREET LONDON ; & QUAI DE L'ECOLE , PARIS . BRITIS PREFACE . THE History of England , by Dr.
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... England " consists in its numerous illustrations , not " too good " to elucidate our national annals , but far superior to any that have ever yet appeared in a History of our country , even of five times the price . As the history of ...
... England " consists in its numerous illustrations , not " too good " to elucidate our national annals , but far superior to any that have ever yet appeared in a History of our country , even of five times the price . As the history of ...
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