The Church quarterly review, 24 tomasSpottiswoode & Company, 1887 |
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... Italian children possessed a parent like him , and would profit more by it than I did : within thirty years Italy would be the first of nations . " 1 In like manner , many thousand citizens of a great empire , that of Germany , are at ...
... Italian children possessed a parent like him , and would profit more by it than I did : within thirty years Italy would be the first of nations . " 1 In like manner , many thousand citizens of a great empire , that of Germany , are at ...
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... Italian writer on the widespread tendency of the misfortune which Mr. Ruskin deplores in his own particular career . ' The excessive use of authority , ' says Pomponio Leto , ' in relation to the masses has the result of sometimes ...
... Italian writer on the widespread tendency of the misfortune which Mr. Ruskin deplores in his own particular career . ' The excessive use of authority , ' says Pomponio Leto , ' in relation to the masses has the result of sometimes ...
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... Italy , in Belgium , with anyone and anywhere he was ready to do battle for any cause to which his fealty was pledged . When one recalls , however poorly , the struggles in which he bore a leading part a part exposing him to fierce ...
... Italy , in Belgium , with anyone and anywhere he was ready to do battle for any cause to which his fealty was pledged . When one recalls , however poorly , the struggles in which he bore a leading part a part exposing him to fierce ...
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... Italian , German , Welsh , and Persian , in addition to Latin and Greek , and while in Dorchester he acquired the knowledge of Hindustani , Sanskrit , and Hebrew . His in- terests were mainly philological , but on all sides of education ...
... Italian , German , Welsh , and Persian , in addition to Latin and Greek , and while in Dorchester he acquired the knowledge of Hindustani , Sanskrit , and Hebrew . His in- terests were mainly philological , but on all sides of education ...
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... Italy , he seems to suggest that Pisa and Venice have been unfairly treated by French historians because of their alliance with England and the alliance of Genoa with France . Before beginning his admirable epitome of the history of the ...
... Italy , he seems to suggest that Pisa and Venice have been unfairly treated by French historians because of their alliance with England and the alliance of Genoa with France . Before beginning his admirable epitome of the history of the ...
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