Achievements of Celebrated Men ...J. B. Alden, 1883 - Počet stran: 841 |
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... Months in the Ice - Saves his Men from Scurvy - Endeavors to reach the North Pole - Cause of his Failure - His closing Years . SIR JOHN FRANKLIN . The Franklin Family His early Fondness for the Sea - Enters the Navy - Serves gallantly ...
... Months in the Ice - Saves his Men from Scurvy - Endeavors to reach the North Pole - Cause of his Failure - His closing Years . SIR JOHN FRANKLIN . The Franklin Family His early Fondness for the Sea - Enters the Navy - Serves gallantly ...
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... , nursed him during many months with such tender care that he felt toward her an unbounded gratitude , and , upon his recovery , he offered her his hand . To the remonstrances of the lady upon the great disparity of JOHN HOWARD . 33.
... , nursed him during many months with such tender care that he felt toward her an unbounded gratitude , and , upon his recovery , he offered her his hand . To the remonstrances of the lady upon the great disparity of JOHN HOWARD . 33.
Strana 34
... months of her life he was able to repay her care of him in his own sickness by at- tending her in hers . He watched over her , day and night , with all the devotion and tenderness of a husband whose youthful bride is stricken with ...
... months of her life he was able to repay her care of him in his own sickness by at- tending her in hers . He watched over her , day and night , with all the devotion and tenderness of a husband whose youthful bride is stricken with ...
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... months ' detention , he was allowed to go to Eng- land , on this condition : If he could induce the British govern- ment to send back a French naval officer in exchange , he was at liberty to remain ; if not , he was to return to France ...
... months ' detention , he was allowed to go to Eng- land , on this condition : If he could induce the British govern- ment to send back a French naval officer in exchange , he was at liberty to remain ; if not , he was to return to France ...
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... months , and one man four years , solely be- cause they were unable to pay the fees for their delivery . He found that some prisoners who had been proved innocent , and others against whom no bill had been found , still languished in a ...
... months , and one man four years , solely be- cause they were unable to pay the fees for their delivery . He found that some prisoners who had been proved innocent , and others against whom no bill had been found , still languished in a ...
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