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Page 300
... French of his youth , than the French of his youth were like the French of the Jaqueri . He came back to a people who knew not him nor his house , to a people to whom the Bourbon was no more than a Carlovingian or a Mero- vingian . He ...
... French of his youth , than the French of his youth were like the French of the Jaqueri . He came back to a people who knew not him nor his house , to a people to whom the Bourbon was no more than a Carlovingian or a Mero- vingian . He ...
Page 320
... French soldiers , and two thousand sepoys , disciplined after the European fashion , to the assistance of his confederates . A battle was fought . The French distinguished themselves greatly . Ana- verdy Khan was defeated and slain ...
... French soldiers , and two thousand sepoys , disciplined after the European fashion , to the assistance of his confederates . A battle was fought . The French distinguished themselves greatly . Ana- verdy Khan was defeated and slain ...
Page 600
... French , and | Charles , second of the name , King of Spain , nothing but French , during more than half a century - after unlearning his mother tongue in order to learn French , after living familiarly during many years with French ...
... French , and | Charles , second of the name , King of Spain , nothing but French , during more than half a century - after unlearning his mother tongue in order to learn French , after living familiarly during many years with French ...
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