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Appendix to the 9th volume of Scott's Life of Napoleon.
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In eight Sermons; with an Appendix of the nature of Tithes under the Gospel; with an expediency of Marriage in Publique Assemblies, by I. Crag Minister of the Gospel. 89.
The editor had before him four recensions of the narrative; those of the Sung and Ming dynasties, with appendices on the names of certain characters in them; that of Japan; and that of Corea.
It was published in 1862 and reissued with appendices in the following year.
See the Appendix for "The Spiritual Law.
See Appendix at end of Vol.
[The following extracts, mostly from contemporaneous sources, are gathered together in an Appendix with the object of throwing side-lights, often from opposing points of view, on the questions raised in the text.
I give the two poems in the Appendix as illustrations of what Lamb envied.
CHILD, SIR JOSHUA, a wealthy London merchant, author of "Discourse on Trade," with an appendix against usury; advocated the compulsory transportation of paupers to the Colonies (1630-1699).
It has been thought that it would be useful to students to give lists of the different arrangements of prose and verse that obtain in the different quartos, and these will be found in the Appendix after the variants of each play.
[Footnote 1: Sessional Papers of the House of Commons, Royal Commission on the War in South Africa, Appendices to Minutes of Evidence being C. 1792 (1903).