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5, French historian, of German parentage. He wrote "His to ire générale de l'Espagne” (1811), "His to ire du commerce entre le Levant et l'Europe" (1832), "His to ire de la Norman die" (1835), etc. Deprés. See Josquin Desprez. Depretis (dā-prātēs), Agostino. Born at Mezzana-Corte-Bottaroni, near Str a dell a, Italy, Jan. 31, 1813: died there, July 29, 1887. An Italian statesman, premier 1876–77, 1877–78, 1878– 1879, 1881-86. Deptford (det ford). Formerly a town in Kent and Surrey, England, now a borough (munici- pal) of London, situated on the south bank of the Thames, 34 miles southeast of St. Paul's: long noted for its dockyard, which was closed in 1869. west Provinces of British India. Population De Quincey (dē kwin'zi), Thomas. Born at (1891), 19,250. De Officiis (dē o-fish'i-is). [L., 'of duties.'] A treatise in three books, by Cicero, on moral obli- gations, written about 44 в. с. "The moral views are those of a practical politician, and for this very reason not much higher than the conventional Roman stan- dard."