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The Haigs of Bemersyde: A Family History. E-book. Formato PDF
John Russell
edizioni Forgotten Books collana , 2017
Tradition precedes history — Date of earliest extant Scotch writ ings — Period of ascertained history in Scotland — Its bearing upon family history — The older Scotch genealogists; their manufacture of pedigrees — The Haig Family: great anti quity assigned to it by tradition — halleged Pictish origin Mylne's Pictish...
The Life of William Lord Russell: With Some Account of the Times in Which He Lived. E-book. Formato PDF
John Russell
edizioni Forgotten Books collana , 2017
The period to which the active life of Lord Russell belongs is one of great importance. From the year 1670 to 1683 may be styled the middle of that great contest which, beginning in 1641, and ending in 1688, has been very properly called a revolution of half a century.
History of the United States: Arranges for the Use of Schools With Questions for the Examination of Students. E-book. Formato PDF
John Russell
edizioni Forgotten Books collana , 2017
The Egyptians seem to have been the first who paid any attention to navigation. A short time after the establishment of their monarchy, they trafficked on the Arabian Gulf, and the western coast of India. But their religious institutions, and the fertility of their soil, concentrating their industry in their own country,...
Around the World With General Grant. E-book. Formato PDF
John Russell Young
edizioni Forgotten Books collana , 2017
Gentlemen: General Ulysses S. Grant, the late President of the United States, sailed from Philadelphia on the 17th inst, for Liverpool. The route and extent of his travels, as well as the duration Of' his sojourn abroad, were alike undetermined at the time of his departure, the object of his journey being to secure...
Around the World With General Grant: A Narrative of the Visit of General U. S. Grant. E-book. Formato PDF
John Russell Young
edizioni Forgotten Books collana , 2017
Grant in his recent travels. That suggestion was made to me during the prog ress of our journey. It was my intention to have completed this narrative on my return to the United States. The fact, however, that various publishing concerns in this country — half a dozen, I should think — began at once, upon learning of...