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... Italy . Thus liberty , partially , indeed , and transiently , revisited Italy ; and with liberty came commerce and empire , science and taste , all the comforts and all the ornaments of life . The crusades , from which the inhabitants ...
... Italy . Thus liberty , partially , indeed , and transiently , revisited Italy ; and with liberty came commerce and empire , science and taste , all the comforts and all the ornaments of life . The crusades , from which the inhabitants ...
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... Italy did not , like those of Greece , swarm with thousands of these household ene- mies . Lastly , the mode in which military operations were conducted , during the prosperous times of Italy , was pecu- liarly unfavourable to the ...
... Italy did not , like those of Greece , swarm with thousands of these household ene- mies . Lastly , the mode in which military operations were conducted , during the prosperous times of Italy , was pecu- liarly unfavourable to the ...
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... Italy . The magnificent vision delighted the great but ill - regulated mind of Julius . It divided with manuscripts and sauces , painters and falcons , the attention of the frivolous Leo . It prompted the gene- rous treason of Morone ...
... Italy . The magnificent vision delighted the great but ill - regulated mind of Julius . It divided with manuscripts and sauces , painters and falcons , the attention of the frivolous Leo . It prompted the gene- rous treason of Morone ...
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