Author: T (Charles Hall)

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?c GPiDG1T (Charles Hall). - The Ladies of Daxite?s lyrics...The McBride Lecture Fund, West ern. Reserve University. pp. iv. + i8i. SO. Cainbri4g [Mass.j, 1917.

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j. 77• • .+c VOYSEY (Charles). Proper division ot time a sermon preached at t,he Lanhum Hall, Feb. .3, 1877. pp. 8 [Q.M.i. j 80. [London, printec1, 1877.J

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Cr t [U2c tt.J BRADLAtJGH (Charles). fij BAYLEE (Soseph). God, man and the ible; three nights’ discussion between J.Baylee and C. Bradlaugh,-on the 27th, 28th and29th June, is60, •at the Teutonic Hall, Liverpool. London, 1882.

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— L:..’J LESLIE (Charles), M.A. Satan disrob7d from his disguise of light; or, the Quakers7 last shift to cover their inonat— rous heresies laid fully open, in a reply to T. Eliwood’s answer...to G. Keith’s narrative of the proceedings at urner’s-Hall, June 11. 1696,..By.the author of The Snake in the Grass [C. Leslie), etc. London, 1697. See ELLVIGOD (T. ).

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LIIDDLEPON , Dramatist. Civitatis armor: the cities bus. An entertainement by water, at Chelsey and White—bali, at the joyfull receiving of...Charles, to bee created Prince of Wales, Duke of Oornewafl, Earle of Chester, &o. Together with the...order and solemnity of his Highnesee creation...oelebrated in his Maiesties Palace of White—hall...the fourth of Nouember, 1616. As also the ceremonies of...the Knights of the Bath, and all the triumphs showne in honour of his royall creation pp. 22. 4°. Thomas Archer: London, 1616 A xerograjic csimile of the_eppy in the uilc1hall Library. Bound in a volume lettered: Pageants — T. Niddletàn.

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