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He had expressed a lively interest in the wrongs and the resistance of the Low Countries . When the Duke of Alva went to assume the government of those pro- vinces , Don Carlos conducted himself with extreme violence , opposed the ...
He had expressed a lively interest in the wrongs and the resistance of the Low Countries . When the Duke of Alva went to assume the government of those pro- vinces , Don Carlos conducted himself with extreme violence , opposed the ...
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In England , freedom of faith , freedom of thought , and free- dom of government , perfected and assisted by each other , have triumphed in their common efforts : the relation of the soul of man to its Maker , the expression of the ...
In England , freedom of faith , freedom of thought , and free- dom of government , perfected and assisted by each other , have triumphed in their common efforts : the relation of the soul of man to its Maker , the expression of the ...
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... as Mr. Freeman maintains , because horizontality is inhe- rently the expression of the heathen mind , and verticality of the Christian , but because the Greek adhered strictly to a wooden type which admitted of no other development ...
... as Mr. Freeman maintains , because horizontality is inhe- rently the expression of the heathen mind , and verticality of the Christian , but because the Greek adhered strictly to a wooden type which admitted of no other development ...
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Contents
1 History of the Reign of Philip the Second King | 1 |
sur le Globe Par P Flourens Membre de lAca | 46 |
England from the earliest period to the year 1742 | 78 |
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