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Meanings of earliest times in English
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Usage of earliest times in English
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Even in the earliest times, steamboats were never molested by the Indians.
2
From the very earliest times the oak has been used for shipbuilding.
3
This shews that fasting was commanded and practised from the earliest times.
4
From earliest times waterways have provided the readiest means of getting about.
5
Tahitian traditions trace their vilest practices back to the earliest times known.
6
They have from the earliest times been the Church's true revival seasons.
7
The people of Britain have held democratic views from the very earliest times.
8
Four such families of the earliest times, in particular, rise to my recollection.
9
From the earliest times has genius been made the scapegoat of the generations.
10
From the earliest times the Cross has been the special sign of Christians.
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ENTRENCHMENTS.-Entrenchmentshave been employed in the defence from the earliest times.
12
Slavery in Greece and Italy had existed from the earliest times.
13
Springs have been natural centres of life from the earliest times.
14
The art of adorning linen was practised from the earliest times.
15
The British Islands were infested with criminals from the earliest times.
16
Annals of the Four Masters, from the earliest times to 1616.
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