10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INGRAFTMENT»
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ingraftment in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ingraftment and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Account of Pythagoras's School in Cambridge, as in Mr. ...
To have made them a part only of that unum corpus et unum collegium of it,
which the religious of it had before wholly constituted and without them, there
must indeed have been an ingraftment as in these sorts of houses, and with an
added ...
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The Account of Pythagoras's School in Cambridge;: As in Mr. ...
To have made them a part only of that unum corpus et unum collegium of it,
which the religious of it had before wholly conftituted and without them, there muft
indeed have been an ingraftment as in thefe forts of houfes, and with an added ...
Francis Grose, Joseph Kilner,
1790
3
Dissertations Upon the
Ingraftment of the Small-Pox, ...
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4
Gulliver's Travels - Jonathan Swift, New Edition
The important part of this 'Ingraftment' scheme for the purposes of the Bank of
Ireland project is that South Sea investors would be expecting to exchange some
of their South Sea stock for Bank of England stock, which, as in any resolution ...
5
Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England from the Norman ...
This clause was very strenuously opposed by Mr. Archibald Hutcheson, the lord
Morpeth, general Ross, and Mr. Pulteney ; who suggested, That this was but an
ingraftment in other terms: that the South-Sea Company had desired no such ...
Great Britain. Parliament, William Cobbett,
1811
6
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons from the ...
This Cause was very strenuously oppos'd by Mr Archibald Hutche- son, the Lord
Morpeth, General Ross, and Mr Pulteney; who suggested, ' That this was but an
Ingraftment in other Terms : That the South-Sea Company had desir'd no such ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons,
1742
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Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England: From the Norman ...
This clause was very strenuously opposed by Mr. Archibald Hutcheson, the lord
Morpeth, general Ross, and Mr. Pulteney ; who suggested, That this was but an
ingraftment in other terms: that the South-Sea Company had desired no such ...
8
Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England: 1714-1722
This clause was very strenuously opposed by Mr. Archibald Hutcbeson, the lord
Morpeth, general Ross, and Mr. Pulteney ; who suggested, That this was but an
ingraftment in other terms: that the Soutb-Sea Company had desired no such ...
Great Britain. Parliament, William Cobbett, Thomas Curson Hansard,
1811
This Clause was very strenuously oppos'd by Mr. Archibald Hutcheson, the Lord
Morpeth, General Rojse, and Mr. Pnlteney ; who, among other Reasons
suggested, * That tftis was but' an * Ingraftment in other Terms : That the South-
Sea Com- ...
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The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons: From ...
This Claufe was very ftrenuoufly oppos'd by Mr Archibald Hutche- fon, the Lord
Morpeth, General Rofs, and Mr Pulteney; who fuggefted, ' That this was but an
Ingraftment in other Terms : That the South-Sea Company had defir'd no fuch
Power ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons,
1742