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The cause itself , too , though peu sensée et antipathique au ' pays , ' was noble and moral ; for the principles presiding over it were a faith in truth , and an affectionate esteem for humanity ...
The cause itself , too , though peu sensée et antipathique au ' pays , ' was noble and moral ; for the principles presiding over it were a faith in truth , and an affectionate esteem for humanity ...
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To ourselves this interest is heightened by the recollec- tion of the singular contrast and revulsion which may be traced between the feelings excited in Europe by the cause of Greece soon after this book was written and the feelings ...
To ourselves this interest is heightened by the recollec- tion of the singular contrast and revulsion which may be traced between the feelings excited in Europe by the cause of Greece soon after this book was written and the feelings ...
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... governments fell in rapid succession before the excited populace of their capitals , the Pope still rode for a time upon the eddies of the stream , and lent his voice to con- secrate the cause of Italian liberty and independence .
... governments fell in rapid succession before the excited populace of their capitals , the Pope still rode for a time upon the eddies of the stream , and lent his voice to con- secrate the cause of Italian liberty and independence .
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1 Histoire de la République dAngleterre et de Crom | 1 |
Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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