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... later helped him to find a place for his son in Westminster School , then controlled by a Parliamentarian committee ( though its headmaster , Richard Busby , was a Royalist ) . The training there was thorough , but Locke later com ...
... later helped him to find a place for his son in Westminster School , then controlled by a Parliamentarian committee ( though its headmaster , Richard Busby , was a Royalist ) . The training there was thorough , but Locke later com ...
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... later encounter in Holland , a school in revolt against the narrowness of traditional Calvinism . In 1672 Ashley was raised to the peerage as the 1st earl of Shaftesbury and at the end of that year was appointed lord high chancellor of ...
... later encounter in Holland , a school in revolt against the narrowness of traditional Calvinism . In 1672 Ashley was raised to the peerage as the 1st earl of Shaftesbury and at the end of that year was appointed lord high chancellor of ...
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... later genera . Another specimen , known as Thlaeodon , is the largest known Cretaceous mammal . Its bulbous premolars and large canines are indicative of an adaptation to a mixed ( omnivorous ) diet . It apparently is referable to ...
... later genera . Another specimen , known as Thlaeodon , is the largest known Cretaceous mammal . Its bulbous premolars and large canines are indicative of an adaptation to a mixed ( omnivorous ) diet . It apparently is referable to ...
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