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2 GRESIIAM PRIZE ESSAYS.
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4 ESSAY ON THE
5 LIFE AXD LVSTITUTIONS OF OFFA, KING OF MERCLV,
6 A.D. 755—704.
7 By the Rev. lIE>ttY MACKENZIE, M.A.
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9 the Anglo-Saxon institutions." — Spectator.
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11 Prize Essay, 1840.
12 THE OBLIGATIONS OF LITEEATL'EE
13 TO THE
14 MOTHEES OF EXGLAXD.
15 By CAROLINE A. IIALSTED.
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21 TUE LIFE OF MAKGAPiET BEAUF6eT,
22 : COUNTESS OF RICHMOND AND DERBY,
23 I AND MOTHER OF KING HENRY THE SEVENTH,
24 Fotmdr(>ss of Christ's and of St. John's College, Oxford ;
25 Being the Uistnriral Memoir for which the Honorary Preminm was awarded by the
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35 INVESTIGATION ;
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