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[1775.  Ash.]

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1818.  Byron, Ch. Har., IV. xxxix. Oh, victor unsurpass’d in modern song!

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1840.  Thackeray, Barber Cox, Nov. A speech … unsurpassed for eloquence.

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1882.  Nature, XXV. 429. On such a topic he is entitled to speak with at least an unsurpassed authority.

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