The National Quarterly Review, Volume 2Edward Isidore Sears, David Allyn Gorton, Charles H. Woodman Pudney & Russell, 1860 |
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Pagina 303
... Spain . Thus master of an immense region of country , and of a pow- erful army , Musa meditated the invasion of Spain , and cir- cumstances favored the enterprise . That beautiful kingdom , having successively fallen under the yoke of ...
... Spain . Thus master of an immense region of country , and of a pow- erful army , Musa meditated the invasion of Spain , and cir- cumstances favored the enterprise . That beautiful kingdom , having successively fallen under the yoke of ...
Pagina 307
... Spain was now divided . Tarik set out at the same time , to confront him with his unjust conduct towards himself . Musa led captive 400 of the nobles of Spain with golden coronets and girdles , and 30,000 females selected for their ...
... Spain was now divided . Tarik set out at the same time , to confront him with his unjust conduct towards himself . Musa led captive 400 of the nobles of Spain with golden coronets and girdles , and 30,000 females selected for their ...
Pagina 316
... Spain , when he points out a great monu- ment , will say , " Obra de los Godos . " There has been a great destruction in Spain of Moorish buildings ; but two remark- able ones are left ; the fragment of a palace and a mosque , first in ...
... Spain , when he points out a great monu- ment , will say , " Obra de los Godos . " There has been a great destruction in Spain of Moorish buildings ; but two remark- able ones are left ; the fragment of a palace and a mosque , first in ...
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CONTENTS | 17 |
AMERICAN FEMALE NOVELISTS | 31 |
CAMOENS AND HIS TRANSLATORS | 46 |
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