The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, 103. kötetA. Constable, 1856 |
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209. oldal
... Emperor in Bruns- wick , which he held two years , profiting by his residence in the Duchy to study the German language and philosophy . Here , again , he gave signal proof of both moral and physical courage . He put down an ...
... Emperor in Bruns- wick , which he held two years , profiting by his residence in the Duchy to study the German language and philosophy . Here , again , he gave signal proof of both moral and physical courage . He put down an ...
460. oldal
... Emperor Joseph , and even the Emperor Francis , those rights which the present Emperor has just renounced and annihilated . No doubt , in all ages , and under all forms of religion , a con- flict has existed between the theocratic and ...
... Emperor Joseph , and even the Emperor Francis , those rights which the present Emperor has just renounced and annihilated . No doubt , in all ages , and under all forms of religion , a con- flict has existed between the theocratic and ...
464. oldal
... Emperor and the Papal See , which secured to the Popes a large share of patronage and authority . A monkish poet said of this first Concordat what may be said with equal truth of the last , - ' Reddit Apostolico Cæsar quæcumque rogavit ...
... Emperor and the Papal See , which secured to the Popes a large share of patronage and authority . A monkish poet said of this first Concordat what may be said with equal truth of the last , - ' Reddit Apostolico Cæsar quæcumque rogavit ...
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