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Men who will not look fairly in the face and study to appreciate the facts of their position , are self - condemned to the defeat which they merit . In the mean time the events which had drawn the attention of all Europe , had drawn ...
Men who will not look fairly in the face and study to appreciate the facts of their position , are self - condemned to the defeat which they merit . In the mean time the events which had drawn the attention of all Europe , had drawn ...
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Their juxta - position and num- ber alone mar , in some degree , their individual beauty . Whether Mr. Cuthbert Southey be the most appropriate biographer of the late Laureate we have some doubt . In his preface , indeed , he roundly ...
Their juxta - position and num- ber alone mar , in some degree , their individual beauty . Whether Mr. Cuthbert Southey be the most appropriate biographer of the late Laureate we have some doubt . In his preface , indeed , he roundly ...
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By a movement of singular boldness , Radetsky , in crossing with his whole force at Pavia , had thrown himself on the right flank of the Piedmontese army , leaving open to the enemy the road to Milan , and placing himself in a position ...
By a movement of singular boldness , Radetsky , in crossing with his whole force at Pavia , had thrown himself on the right flank of the Piedmontese army , leaving open to the enemy the road to Milan , and placing himself in a position ...
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