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1 one of eighteen equal parts -- atten(de)del
seventeen eighteenths.
2 (also adjective) (the) last of eighteen (people, things etc); (the) next after the seventeenth -- attende
He was eighteenth in the competition
Analysis of other late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century leading rulings provides similar results.
Finally, he stresses the basic continuity of this pattern until well into the eighteenth century.
At the start, in the eighteenth century, development was a small part of the sonata.
A practical difficulty in the later eighteenth century was the relatively poor quality of some early enclosure surveys and award maps.
Significantly, some of these techniques and practices were condemned by the improvers who began to comment on the region over the late eighteenth century.
Everywhere in the eighteenth and nineteenth century, he noted, democratic revolutions took popular national forms.
Historians of eighteenth-century urban leisure will ®nd here much to interest them.
The second half of the eighteenth century witnessed a number of important inventions; however, can their appearance explain the industrial revolution?
