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Page 203
... Italy , of Greece and the Levant .'- The parts of Europe where the French and German languages principally prevail , are , unfortunately , under the controlling scourge of France ; but that extensive range where the Italian language is ...
... Italy , of Greece and the Levant .'- The parts of Europe where the French and German languages principally prevail , are , unfortunately , under the controlling scourge of France ; but that extensive range where the Italian language is ...
Page 394
... Italy has been ascribed merely to an oversight of his op- ponent ; for they say , that had not General Melas too much despised his strength , and even disbelieved his having entered Italy at the time he did , he would have opposed him ...
... Italy has been ascribed merely to an oversight of his op- ponent ; for they say , that had not General Melas too much despised his strength , and even disbelieved his having entered Italy at the time he did , he would have opposed him ...
Page 395
... Italy ; they said , that some fellow resembling him had taken his name and collected together a parcel of brigands ; but that it was impossible he could have passed the Alps with an army , when he was only a few days before in France ...
... Italy ; they said , that some fellow resembling him had taken his name and collected together a parcel of brigands ; but that it was impossible he could have passed the Alps with an army , when he was only a few days before in France ...
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