The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Том 201A. Constable, 1905 |
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... Italy is no longer a quarrel of princely houses , but a lengthened national contest between France and Spain , in which France is worsted , first at Pavia , which loses her the north , and thirty years later at St. Quentin , which was ...
... Italy is no longer a quarrel of princely houses , but a lengthened national contest between France and Spain , in which France is worsted , first at Pavia , which loses her the north , and thirty years later at St. Quentin , which was ...
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... Italian novelle of early centuries finds full play . It has , on the other hand , absolutely no trace of the emotionalism , scarcely distinguishable from spiritual sensuality , of another equally familiar type of religious romance ...
... Italian novelle of early centuries finds full play . It has , on the other hand , absolutely no trace of the emotionalism , scarcely distinguishable from spiritual sensuality , of another equally familiar type of religious romance ...
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... Italians , and Negroes . New Orleans used to possess not only a coloured but also a Sicilian question . The Red ... Italian or any other white alien is entited to vote , provided he be a resident in the State , as his grandfather or ...
... Italians , and Negroes . New Orleans used to possess not only a coloured but also a Sicilian question . The Red ... Italian or any other white alien is entited to vote , provided he be a resident in the State , as his grandfather or ...
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... sentiment . Accordingly we find the newly constituted republics in Italy , Cisalpine , " * Quoted by Sorel , op . cit . p . 23 . Cispadane , Ligurian , and Parthenopæan , treated as con- 86 Jan. The Fall of the Directory .
... sentiment . Accordingly we find the newly constituted republics in Italy , Cisalpine , " * Quoted by Sorel , op . cit . p . 23 . Cispadane , Ligurian , and Parthenopæan , treated as con- 86 Jan. The Fall of the Directory .
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... Italian states . It almost seemed as if the Italy of Dante's day were to be reproduced . Not only were these newly liberated communities at perpetual strife with one another , but the old rivalry of families and parties awoke within ...
... Italian states . It almost seemed as if the Italy of Dante's day were to be reproduced . Not only were these newly liberated communities at perpetual strife with one another , but the old rivalry of families and parties awoke within ...
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