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Page 51
... possessed of sufficient command of time to exa- mine a complicated subject in all its relations , he was con- vinced ... possessing the domi- nion of the sea ; and the violence of Napoleon was no longer to be resisted by the armour of ...
... possessed of sufficient command of time to exa- mine a complicated subject in all its relations , he was con- vinced ... possessing the domi- nion of the sea ; and the violence of Napoleon was no longer to be resisted by the armour of ...
Page 184
... possessed accomplishments that might make many blush who now sneer at the very mention of his name . With pleasure we record the tribute that is here paid to him , in addition to the par- ticulars which we extracted from Dr. Cook's ...
... possessed accomplishments that might make many blush who now sneer at the very mention of his name . With pleasure we record the tribute that is here paid to him , in addition to the par- ticulars which we extracted from Dr. Cook's ...
Page 525
... diocese of Augsburgh in the mountains of Hertfeld : the partisans of which house were afterward designated by the name of Ghibelline . Another powerful house , originally of Altdorf , Altdorf , was possessed , at this epoch , of ( 525 ) I.
... diocese of Augsburgh in the mountains of Hertfeld : the partisans of which house were afterward designated by the name of Ghibelline . Another powerful house , originally of Altdorf , Altdorf , was possessed , at this epoch , of ( 525 ) I.
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