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Pagina 121
... Europe , and therefore essential to an enquiry into its language and inhabitants . The result of his reasonings upon this head is , that Uranus , Saturn , and Jupiter were powerful princes , sovereigns over a vast empire , comprehending ...
... Europe , and therefore essential to an enquiry into its language and inhabitants . The result of his reasonings upon this head is , that Uranus , Saturn , and Jupiter were powerful princes , sovereigns over a vast empire , comprehending ...
Pagina 291
... Europe . A niuno è nascosto , says a modern writer , come 10 la Francia e l'Inghilterra sono rivali nella politica , nel commercio , nella gloria delle armi e delle lettere . THIS acknowleged superiority was , however , no easy conquest ...
... Europe . A niuno è nascosto , says a modern writer , come 10 la Francia e l'Inghilterra sono rivali nella politica , nel commercio , nella gloria delle armi e delle lettere . THIS acknowleged superiority was , however , no easy conquest ...
Pagina 331
... Europe in a post chaise , and the pilgrim who walks the grand tour on foot , will form very different conclusions . Haud inexpertus loquor.2 To see Europe with advantage , a man should appear in various circumstances of fortune , but ...
... Europe in a post chaise , and the pilgrim who walks the grand tour on foot , will form very different conclusions . Haud inexpertus loquor.2 To see Europe with advantage , a man should appear in various circumstances of fortune , but ...
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