 | Paul Sauzet - 1860 - 832 pagina’s
...superhuman aid, such enterprises, memorable in present and future generations, are not accomplished. In gratitude to France, for the good of Italy, to...nations that have a common origin, principles, and doctrines — and finding it necessary to make some sacrifice — I have made that which has cost my... | |
 | Georgina Sarah Godkin - 1879 - 318 pagina’s
...consolidate the union between two nations that have a common origin, principles, and doctrines — and finding it necessary to make some sacrifice —...approbation of Parliament, and the consent of Switzerland with regard to the guarantees of international rights, I have made a treaty for the reunion of Savoy... | |
 | Georgina Sarah Godkin - 1879 - 328 pagina’s
...::se persever.M -I JS render to vu. ^*K! human aid, future .,T Italy, to a* aut have t!toesi — and made that which has cost my heart dear. Subject to...approbation of Parliament, and the consent of Switzerland with regard to the guarantees of international rights, I have made a treaty for the reunion of Savoy... | |
 | Georgina Sarah Godkin - 1879 - 320 pagina’s
...superhuman aid, such enterprises, memorable in present and future generations, are not accomplished. In gratitude to France, for the good of Italy, to...nations that have a common origin, principles, and doctrines — and finding it necessary to make some sacrifice — I have THE KING'S SPEECH TO THE NEW... | |
 | Georgina Sarah Godkin - 1880 - 416 pagina’s
...superhuman aid, such enterprises, memorable in present and future generations, are not accomplished. In gratitude to France, for the good of Italy, to...approbation of Parliament, and the consent of Switzerland with regard to the guarantees of international rights, I have made a treaty for the reunion of Savoy... | |
 | Rupert Sargent Holland - 1908 - 382 pagina’s
...dwelt upon the accession of central Italy, and briefly but with infinite pathos stated that he had made a treaty for the reunion of Savoy and Nice to France. Then he called his hearers' minds to the work that lay before them. " In turning our attention," he... | |
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... us render to God the merit of it all, for, without superhuman aid, such enterprises, memorable in present and future generations, are not accomplished. In gratitude to France, for the good of Italy, to consolidate the union between two nations that... 