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... attention to different topics . His professional line was diplo- macy ; with which , and with the military calculations sug- gested by the events of late years , he is of course most familiar . To form a comparative estimate of the ...
... attention to different topics . His professional line was diplo- macy ; with which , and with the military calculations sug- gested by the events of late years , he is of course most familiar . To form a comparative estimate of the ...
Pagina 454
... attention altogether to permanent points . What a difference is exhibited between the relative power of the two countries at present and under Louis XIV . France then fought long and obstinately for the superiority at sea , withstood ...
... attention altogether to permanent points . What a difference is exhibited between the relative power of the two countries at present and under Louis XIV . France then fought long and obstinately for the superiority at sea , withstood ...
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... attention which surprized him , Bonaparte inquiring particularly about his health , and expressing his concern lest it should have suf- fered from the fatigue of the journey . This unusual com- plaisance he soon found to be a prelude to ...
... attention which surprized him , Bonaparte inquiring particularly about his health , and expressing his concern lest it should have suf- fered from the fatigue of the journey . This unusual com- plaisance he soon found to be a prelude to ...
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