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More genius is displayed in this work than we have seen ... of rich ore, are seen and admired, but mankind in general are too busy or too idle to explore the mines ...

• Gyártó: Merkaba Press

... Colonel Hugo had become General, and there, besides ... the betrothal in the summer of 1821. So ... Censure, all the more active as the Revolution ... Les Travailleurs de la Mer" (Toilers of the ...

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... is closely related to the general transformation of European civilization which ... produced wars which were more frequent, more prolonged, more general, and more intense than those of ...

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... own, while the Pope was becoming more and more the prince of a temporal kingdom in ... the conflict between the Papacy and the General Councils. It followed that the dynastic interests ...

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... bear upon the situation. When the British general attempted to combine with the Spanish armies ... those in Aragon and Catalonia] were once more drawn into a single scheme of operations ...

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... manifestations of joy: by the citizens more especially, because the young prince was born ... of good and upright intentions; but the general character of their rule had been hard ...

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... more, because among the Sacs the custom of plucking from the scalp all hairs save the scalp lock was general ... , so that their bodies are generally larger below than above. Their ...

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... possess; and the Roman Empire was no more.             Previous to this period, however, ... so disastrous.             Such was the general aspect of the province a little previous ...

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... states which were formed in the general reconstruction of Europe after the religious wars ... their forms of internal government much more often than they do their political ...

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... of the passionate activity of a successful reformer; his teaching produced little effect till ... his friends did little more than give expression to the general desire that the Church ...

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... Blavatsky,” p. 24) were never anything more than the spooks or spirit guides of a ... the 7th July, 1848, Mademoiselle Hahn married General Blavatsky, a gentleman “nearer seventy than ...

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... of 1810, and to assume a general and vigorous offensive against Wellington and ... Estremadura, Asturias, La Mancha, and much more,—despite of Wellington’s temporary check before ...

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... to become one of the greatest generals of his time. All Europe ... . He was in the field more than fifty years. The ten ... and made himself the foremost general of his tirne by the ...

• Gyártó: Merkaba Press

... of the middle ages presents no spectacle more imposing than the Crusades, in which ... spoils and wrecks of empires. In this general confusion we may contemplate the sublimest virtues ...

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... or parliamentary little territory; generally striving each to be ... death-year, and chronology in general, are known only by ... Hebrides, and Man. Sixty more years were given him to ...

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Long, long ago, more than six hundred years before the time of Christ, the ... ), that they decided to fight again. They chose Solon as general, and he won back Salamis for them.

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... an emperor, or the triumph of a victorious general. Although it became much more important, the Forum took the place of the ...

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... he assumed the sceptre, and in two years more he married a Polish princess. At one time ... to call together a parliament, called the States-General, which had not met for upward of a ...

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