- House-wife,
Containing the
Inward and
Outward Vertues Which Ought to Be in a
Compleate Woman (4 ed.). John Harison. p. 240. Barham,
Andrea (2005). The Pedant's...
-
which was
published under various titles including The
penns dexterity compleated (1669). Rich's
system was used by
George Treby chairman of the
House of...
- manor. The
English jurist Edward Coke
described the
court in his The
Compleate Copyholder (1644) as "the
chief prope and
pillar of a
manor which no sooner...
- from
Jackson to
Colonel Hays
dated February 4. "After the
exchange is
compleated [sic],
there will
remain between three and four
hundred Prisoners in my...
-
Retrieved April 13, 2021. Franklin,
Benjamin (2006). Skousen, Mark (ed.). The
Compleated Autobiography. Washington, D.C.:
Regnery Publishing. p. 413. ISBN 0895260336...
- A 1980
edition published by
Sphere Books was
retitled The
Enchanter Compleated. An E-book
edition was
published by Gollancz's SF
Gateway imprint on September...
- Act of
Parliament Parliament of
Great Britain Long
title An Act for
compleating the re-building the
Parish Church of St.
Martin in the Fields. Citation...
- huswife.
Containing the
inward and
outward vertues which ought to be in a
compleate woman. As her
skill in physicke, surgerie, ...
Wellcome Library. London :...
- Stenographie : or,
short writing, London:
Robert Willis Weston, James,
Stenograpy Compleated, Or the Art of Short-hand
Brought to Perfection,
London 1727, 1st edition...
- Surplus,
arising from the
forfeited Estates in
North Britain,
towards compleating and
finishing the
Bridge over the Pees or P**** of ****burnspath, in the...
