The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of science, art, literature, and practical mechanics, by the orig. ed. of the Encyclopaedia metropolitana [T. Curtis]., Частина 2,Том 15Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington) |
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... measures , wrote to Peter to hasten his armament , promising him the investiture of the island as soon as he had taken possession of it ; and , by refusing the assistance he had promised to Charles , obliged him to delay his expedition ...
... measures , wrote to Peter to hasten his armament , promising him the investiture of the island as soon as he had taken possession of it ; and , by refusing the assistance he had promised to Charles , obliged him to delay his expedition ...
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... measure , but much too long for Neapolitan impatience . In the mean while some persons seem suddenly to have recollected that the Spaniards had given themselves a constitu- tion , and a cry was immediately raised for the constitution of ...
... measure , but much too long for Neapolitan impatience . In the mean while some persons seem suddenly to have recollected that the Spaniards had given themselves a constitu- tion , and a cry was immediately raised for the constitution of ...
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... measures for repressing the mis- chief . As an Italian prince by birth , as well as by inheritance , whose dominions ... measure inexplicable . Yet it is abundantly manifest that these so- cieties , whose principle is change , and whose ...
... measures for repressing the mis- chief . As an Italian prince by birth , as well as by inheritance , whose dominions ... measure inexplicable . Yet it is abundantly manifest that these so- cieties , whose principle is change , and whose ...
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... measured by duration of esteem , the Arcadia stands high ; for it has been a favor- ite with the Italians for more than 300 years . We pass by many other cultivators of poetry and letters in this celebrated academy . But poetry and ...
... measured by duration of esteem , the Arcadia stands high ; for it has been a favor- ite with the Italians for more than 300 years . We pass by many other cultivators of poetry and letters in this celebrated academy . But poetry and ...
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... measures of Tannuci , his minister , and the actual presence of the monarch himself , inspired life and activity into the state , and the Neapolitan people might for the first time be called a nation . The discipline of the university ...
... measures of Tannuci , his minister , and the actual presence of the monarch himself , inspired life and activity into the state , and the Neapolitan people might for the first time be called a nation . The discipline of the university ...
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