The Quarterly Review, Volume 92William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1852 |
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Pagina 361
... Hungarian minister of war , or through his representative appointed by him- self ( at present General Vetter ) . 4. The corps d'armée , mindful of the oath taken to the constitution of Hungary , and mindful of its own honour , having ...
... Hungarian minister of war , or through his representative appointed by him- self ( at present General Vetter ) . 4. The corps d'armée , mindful of the oath taken to the constitution of Hungary , and mindful of its own honour , having ...
Pagina 369
... Hungary would never be safe unless that of Poland was also secured , and that the subversion of the freedom of Hungary would extinguish that of Europe . But whether or not it was expedient to negotiate , as Görgei pro- posed , on the ...
... Hungary would never be safe unless that of Poland was also secured , and that the subversion of the freedom of Hungary would extinguish that of Europe . But whether or not it was expedient to negotiate , as Görgei pro- posed , on the ...
Pagina 370
... Hungary into an indefinite struggle for the wild and unattainable objects of social and political revolution . His intentions on this subject had been made known to Görgei about a week before , and we shall leave him to relate in his ...
... Hungary into an indefinite struggle for the wild and unattainable objects of social and political revolution . His intentions on this subject had been made known to Görgei about a week before , and we shall leave him to relate in his ...
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