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... Europe from his ambition ? Now , this reason . unceremonious manner ; and , with that air of ing is evidently of no force at all , except on frankness and good - will by which he often suc- the supposition that Louis would have held ...
... Europe from his ambition ? Now , this reason . unceremonious manner ; and , with that air of ing is evidently of no force at all , except on frankness and good - will by which he often suc- the supposition that Louis would have held ...
Page 414
... Europe , beat all Europe back , became conqueror in its turn , and , not satisfied with the Belgian cities and the rich domains of the spiritual electors , went raging over the The Church of Rome was still , in outward Throughout the ...
... Europe , beat all Europe back , became conqueror in its turn , and , not satisfied with the Belgian cities and the rich domains of the spiritual electors , went raging over the The Church of Rome was still , in outward Throughout the ...
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... Europe , and received it back with verses scrawled on the margin . In secret they both laughed at each other . Vol- taire did not spare the king's poems ; and the king has left on record his opinion of Voltaire's diplomacy . " He had no ...
... Europe , and received it back with verses scrawled on the margin . In secret they both laughed at each other . Vol- taire did not spare the king's poems ; and the king has left on record his opinion of Voltaire's diplomacy . " He had no ...
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