Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, Volumen1D. Appleton, 1860 - 568 páginas |
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... employed the keys of the church to release himself from the most sacred engagements , and its wealth to pamper his mistresses and nephews . The doctrines and rights of the established religion they treated with decent reverence . But ...
... employed the keys of the church to release himself from the most sacred engagements , and its wealth to pamper his mistresses and nephews . The doctrines and rights of the established religion they treated with decent reverence . But ...
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... employed two hundred factories and thirty thousand work- men . The cloth annually produced sold , at an average , for twelve hundred thousand florins ; a sum fairly equal , in ex- changeable value , to two millions and a half of our ...
... employed two hundred factories and thirty thousand work- men . The cloth annually produced sold , at an average , for twelve hundred thousand florins ; a sum fairly equal , in ex- changeable value , to two millions and a half of our ...
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... employ them . Early in the fourteenth century came forth the Divine Comedy , beyond comparison the greatest work of imagina- tion which had appeared since the poems of Homer . The following generation produced , indeed , no second Dante ...
... employ them . Early in the fourteenth century came forth the Divine Comedy , beyond comparison the greatest work of imagina- tion which had appeared since the poems of Homer . The following generation produced , indeed , no second Dante ...
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... employing mercenaries became universal , at a time when it was almost unknown in other countries . When war becomes the trade of a separate class , the least dangerous course left to a government is to form that class into a standing ...
... employing mercenaries became universal , at a time when it was almost unknown in other countries . When war becomes the trade of a separate class , the least dangerous course left to a government is to form that class into a standing ...
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... employed , and fighting by the side of his enemies against his associates . The strongest interest and the strongest feelings concurred to mitigate the hostility of those who had lately been brethren in arms , and who might soon be ...
... employed , and fighting by the side of his enemies against his associates . The strongest interest and the strongest feelings concurred to mitigate the hostility of those who had lately been brethren in arms , and who might soon be ...
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