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Dublin city, univ. Page . SENIOR FRESHMEN - continued . Senior Freshmen , French , . German ,. Junior Freshmen , Mathematics , Classics , Modern History , 330 332 335 340 343 • English Literature and Composition , 346 . • French ,. 349 ...
Dublin city, univ. Page . SENIOR FRESHMEN - continued . Senior Freshmen , French , . German ,. Junior Freshmen , Mathematics , Classics , Modern History , 330 332 335 340 343 • English Literature and Composition , 346 . • French ,. 349 ...
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... a remarkable fact concerning the negociations of Tyrconnel with the French Government , brought to light by M. Mazure . What is this ? ECONOMICS . MR . BASTABLE . 1. Explain accurately the SENIOR SOPHISTERS - MODERN HISTORY , ETC. 9.
... a remarkable fact concerning the negociations of Tyrconnel with the French Government , brought to light by M. Mazure . What is this ? ECONOMICS . MR . BASTABLE . 1. Explain accurately the SENIOR SOPHISTERS - MODERN HISTORY , ETC. 9.
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... gay , Radiant , adorn'd outside ; a hidden ground Of thought and of austerity within . " ( b ) The annexation of Egypt . [ Choose one subject . ] FRENCH AND GERMAN . DR . ATKINSON . I. Who 12 HONOR EXAMINATION PAPERS - HILARY TERM .
... gay , Radiant , adorn'd outside ; a hidden ground Of thought and of austerity within . " ( b ) The annexation of Egypt . [ Choose one subject . ] FRENCH AND GERMAN . DR . ATKINSON . I. Who 12 HONOR EXAMINATION PAPERS - HILARY TERM .
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... French historians of the nine- teenth century . 3. Write , in French , a ' notice ' on Béranger , 4. State as fully as you can , and in the order of their publication , the principal works of M. Victor Hugo . 5. Give an analysis of any ...
... French historians of the nine- teenth century . 3. Write , in French , a ' notice ' on Béranger , 4. State as fully as you can , and in the order of their publication , the principal works of M. Victor Hugo . 5. Give an analysis of any ...
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... French or German : - BÜRGER . The extreme sensibility of Voltaire to the slightest censure of the same kind is well known to everybody . The Dunciad of Mr. Pope is an ever- lasting monument of how much the most correct , as well as the ...
... French or German : - BÜRGER . The extreme sensibility of Voltaire to the slightest censure of the same kind is well known to everybody . The Dunciad of Mr. Pope is an ever- lasting monument of how much the most correct , as well as the ...
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