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Page 38
... afterward dragging it back all the way to Waterloo . In thus animadverting on the over - eagerness of Blucher , we must not be deemed insensible to the merits of that gallant and estimable veteran . His fierce impetuous mode of fight ...
... afterward dragging it back all the way to Waterloo . In thus animadverting on the over - eagerness of Blucher , we must not be deemed insensible to the merits of that gallant and estimable veteran . His fierce impetuous mode of fight ...
Page 67
... afterward of the processes that have been adopted since that attainment . This detail is very interesting ; exemplifying in a striking manner the gradual developement of science , the manner in which each step was gained , how one ...
... afterward of the processes that have been adopted since that attainment . This detail is very interesting ; exemplifying in a striking manner the gradual developement of science , the manner in which each step was gained , how one ...
Page 511
... Afterward , Attila and Theodoric themselves became the subjects of song ; and , still later , Charlemagne . In one of the oldest monuments of Gothic language , the Bible of Ulphilas , the phraseology appears already in a considerable ...
... Afterward , Attila and Theodoric themselves became the subjects of song ; and , still later , Charlemagne . In one of the oldest monuments of Gothic language , the Bible of Ulphilas , the phraseology appears already in a considerable ...
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