The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volumes 51-52Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1861 |
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Pagina 67
... believe it would have been impossible for these men to have braved the opposition they experienced , to have performed the feats they accomplished , except under the impression they were divinely commis sioned from heaven . A mere ...
... believe it would have been impossible for these men to have braved the opposition they experienced , to have performed the feats they accomplished , except under the impression they were divinely commis sioned from heaven . A mere ...
Pagina 170
... believe that the highest perfection of humanity had been embodied in a selfish military despot . The Second Empire represents in practice the doctrines of BĂ©ranger and of Thiers , without exciting a murmur except from the small minority ...
... believe that the highest perfection of humanity had been embodied in a selfish military despot . The Second Empire represents in practice the doctrines of BĂ©ranger and of Thiers , without exciting a murmur except from the small minority ...
Pagina 240
... believe the truth to be , that whether the author was or was not personally known to the Czar , mixed motives had a good deal to do with the imperial permission to travel in Siberia so unhesitatingly granted to him . The favor asked for ...
... believe the truth to be , that whether the author was or was not personally known to the Czar , mixed motives had a good deal to do with the imperial permission to travel in Siberia so unhesitatingly granted to him . The favor asked for ...
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THE DIVORCE OF THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE | 1 |
LORD WILLIAM RUSSELL | 7 |
Alpine Glaciers Marvels ofBritish Quarterly | 15 |
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