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Pagina 161
Let them please themselves with making the king glorious , who think a whole
people may justly be sacrificed for the interest ... Nevertheless , perhaps , they
may find , the king's glory is their shame ; his plenty the people's misery ; and that
the ...
Let them please themselves with making the king glorious , who think a whole
people may justly be sacrificed for the interest ... Nevertheless , perhaps , they
may find , the king's glory is their shame ; his plenty the people's misery ; and that
the ...
Pagina 405
At the first sate the King and Queen , in a manner that both fac'd the entrance into
the hall . Next the Queen ' sate the couple that were to be married ; and next to
the King the Pope's nuncio and Archbishop of Gnesna , with the foreign ...
At the first sate the King and Queen , in a manner that both fac'd the entrance into
the hall . Next the Queen ' sate the couple that were to be married ; and next to
the King the Pope's nuncio and Archbishop of Gnesna , with the foreign ...
Pagina 472
Bourbon , daughter of the Infant Don Louis , brother of King Charles III . Her
mother , Donna Josepha de Villabriga y Drummond , was of an illustrious family .
• M. de Cevallos , a native of Asturias , was indebted for his elevation to the
Prince of ...
Bourbon , daughter of the Infant Don Louis , brother of King Charles III . Her
mother , Donna Josepha de Villabriga y Drummond , was of an illustrious family .
• M. de Cevallos , a native of Asturias , was indebted for his elevation to the
Prince of ...
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Melodino Relics | 137 |
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