The Quarterly Review, Volumes 222-242John Murray, 1924 |
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Pagina 64
... Venice . The discovery of the Cape route ultimately ruined Venice , but at the same time it proved the beginning of England's commercial greatness . First the Portuguese and , after them , the Dutch reaped the benefit of Diaz's ...
... Venice . The discovery of the Cape route ultimately ruined Venice , but at the same time it proved the beginning of England's commercial greatness . First the Portuguese and , after them , the Dutch reaped the benefit of Diaz's ...
Pagina 64
... Venice . The discovery of the Cape route ultimately ruined Venice , but at the same time it proved the beginning of England's commercial greatness . First the Portuguese and , after them , the Dutch reaped the benefit of Diaz's ...
... Venice . The discovery of the Cape route ultimately ruined Venice , but at the same time it proved the beginning of England's commercial greatness . First the Portuguese and , after them , the Dutch reaped the benefit of Diaz's ...
Pagina 66
... Venice ; their house stands at the end of the Riva , by the Ponte della Veneta Marina . In the annals of mighty travellers , men like Marco Polo , Caterino Zen , Giosafat Barbaro , may fitly stand side by side with Captain Cook and ...
... Venice ; their house stands at the end of the Riva , by the Ponte della Veneta Marina . In the annals of mighty travellers , men like Marco Polo , Caterino Zen , Giosafat Barbaro , may fitly stand side by side with Captain Cook and ...
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The League of Nations | 1 |
Mediæval Music | 5 |
The Study of Earthquakes | 7 |
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