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up until around 1900 in america, however, street name signs were often mounted on the corners of buildings, or even chiseled into the masonry, and many of them signs still exist in older neighborhoods.
עד לסביבות 1900, שלטי הרחוב היו לעתים קרובות מורכבים על פינות של מבנים, או אפילו מסותתים במהלך הבנייה, ורבים משלטי הרחוב המיושנים עדיין קיימים בשכונות ותיקות.
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1902)* "a history of freethought: ancient and modern, to the period of the french revolution" by john mackinnon robertson (1915)* "early deism in france: from the so-called 'deistes' of lyon (1564) to voltaire's 'lettres philosophiques' (1734)" by c. j. betts (martinus nijhoff, 1984)* "the seventeenth century background: studies on the thought of the age in relation to poetry and religion" by basil willey (1934)* "the eighteenth century background: studies on the idea of nature in the thought of the period" by basil willey (1940)* "simon tyssot de patot and the seventeenth-century background of critical deism" by david rice mckee (johns hopkins press, 1941)* "the historical argument for the resurrection of jesus during the deist controversy" by william lane craig (edwin mellen, 1985)* "deism, masonry, and the enlightenment.
