The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 71
... friendship with France , once made , rendered real friendship with Germany impossible . . . Your task was pretty hopeless . Many writers argue that you allowed our friends to make the pace . We were a satiated Power ; they were not ...
... friendship with France , once made , rendered real friendship with Germany impossible . . . Your task was pretty hopeless . Many writers argue that you allowed our friends to make the pace . We were a satiated Power ; they were not ...
Pagina 214
... friends and communing with them ; only these friends he chose without any regard to the walks of life in which they moved — it was enough for him that they were intelligent men , personally likeable . His life as a bachelor , day by day ...
... friends and communing with them ; only these friends he chose without any regard to the walks of life in which they moved — it was enough for him that they were intelligent men , personally likeable . His life as a bachelor , day by day ...
Pagina 215
... friends and illuminating other aspects of his per- sonality , also exist , and even now the whole relevant material has not been published . Some highly important collections of Burckhardt letters can , alas ! never become available for ...
... friends and illuminating other aspects of his per- sonality , also exist , and even now the whole relevant material has not been published . Some highly important collections of Burckhardt letters can , alas ! never become available for ...
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