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... was whitewashed or scraped down, I know not which, and the inscription disappeared. For it ... proceeding with the marvellous churches of the Middle Ages for the last two hundred years ...

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... the Lacys; and the barons of the West Midlands, headed by Henry of Neufbourg, Earl of ... life. A baronial centre, like Worcester, could not hold its own long in the west. Moreover ...

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... were virtuous; even to wonder whether sin and evil may not be a holy means for mortifying spiritual pride. To rescue ...

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... with her and to practise her own religion. He had not, however, learnt much about Christianity from his queen or her ...

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... shield that none might set aside save at great peril. Not to be a Roman, however rich and of high standing ...

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... he observed with a terror which seemed not incompatible with the fulfillment of a natural ... the loon; solitary by the lakeside at midnight; a laugh which culminated in an unearthly ...

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... the most lovely—they cannot compete with the mountain ... to another, though not wanting in altitude, are not close pressed together ... rank with the Píc du Midi or the Maledetta. No ...

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... differ from that which has been termed the Middle age. This once granted, the importance  ... with aristocracy—a struggle which of late had not been confined to the temporal sphere, but ...

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... and to alleviate the suddenly realised; if not suddenly created; miseries of the time; indirectly ... the time when Caius Licinius near the middle of the fourth century; and Appius ...

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... make urgent claim to consideration. But not the least truthful measure of progress lies ... was certainly not rapidity in the movement of life which gives the English Middle Ages their ...

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... at their children and thought: "They are not learning much. What will make them brave ... and they called their songs "sagas." Every midsummer there was a great meeting. Men from all ...

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... us it seems that the moment beyond which we need not search backward was that in which Bonaparte formulated to himself ... all the lands of the Oder, the Elbe, and the middle Danube...

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... the Euphrates, from the middle of England—approximately the ... same area at present, cannot be calculated with any ... hundred millions would perhaps be not very far from the mark. ...

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... From that time until far down the Middle Ages the Empire stood forth as the ... want and misery to spiritual discord that could not be reconciled. The Treaty of Westphalia, which ...

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... of nobility, they belonged to the middle class. When this decorative prefix became dangerous ... woods at Ermenonville. Robespierre, who could not have been more than twenty at the ...

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...              Judged by the ordinary manuals, the middle of the fourteenth century appears as the time of ... a woman of any name who did not possess spoils of Caen, Calais and other ...

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... features characteristic of their savage state, are not disagreeable, and they are rather well ... and structure, which are of the middle kind, indicate neither peculiar strength nor ...

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... to the coasts of Peru. About the middle of the seventeenth century certain French adventurers ... of travel. The pioneer Frenchmen were not slow to discover the double advantage to ...

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... world. When the Gothic trump sounded at midnight, it announced that ancient history had come ... prophecy, and with an eloquence which has not lost its power, furnished to succeeding ...

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... Henry had raised from the mire, and peers, over whose ... then Englishmen boasted that they were not slaves like the French, [ ... and almost unguarded in the midst of his subjects, and he ...

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... of pigeons, in breadth nigh a quarter of the mid-hemisphere, and of their length was no visible  ... under the cold light of fact, it does not seem that any evil omen should have been ...

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... was shouting at the top of his voice, mid waving his arms about, like one that was ... father wasted all his money. I hope they will not punish him for this with death." But Solon, ...

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... formidable; in the greatest dangers, in the midst of their successes and their constant discords, ... the Crusaders; but as their conquests are not the work of wisdom and prudence, but ...

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... enjoyed a more tranquil career. Bach was not once outside his native Germany; Haydn left ... A hard, struggling youth merged into an easy middle-age, and late years found him in ...

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... been evolved into Genoa. The situation is not only one of the most picturesque in ... of some importance. The turbulence of the Middle Ages made rapidity of growth quite impossible; ...

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