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Pagina 41
... never travelled without a hundred carriages , fifty led horses , and sixty state coaches to escort him . He himself , in his cold and haughty demeanor , displayed the inborn power to rule . Proud and uncommunicative , munifi- cent but ...
... never travelled without a hundred carriages , fifty led horses , and sixty state coaches to escort him . He himself , in his cold and haughty demeanor , displayed the inborn power to rule . Proud and uncommunicative , munifi- cent but ...
Pagina 47
... never a benefactor of mankind . Schiller loves Gustavus Adolphus as a poet loves his hero , and speaks of him with the most laudatory , fond , almost caressing epithets ; and it is with a feeling of sorrow , almost like the grief felt ...
... never a benefactor of mankind . Schiller loves Gustavus Adolphus as a poet loves his hero , and speaks of him with the most laudatory , fond , almost caressing epithets ; and it is with a feeling of sorrow , almost like the grief felt ...
Pagina 48
... never miscalculated the adequacy of the one or the other , had never allowed himself to become the dupe of an untimely ambition . It was strange if this practical wisdom , which so long had marked his course , which had carried him safe ...
... never miscalculated the adequacy of the one or the other , had never allowed himself to become the dupe of an untimely ambition . It was strange if this practical wisdom , which so long had marked his course , which had carried him safe ...
Pagina 49
... never to have embodied it in those su- perb scenes ; or at least , since we should be loath to forego these , he ought to have published prominently in connection with them the doubt which lurked in his mind ; for from their damnation ...
... never to have embodied it in those su- perb scenes ; or at least , since we should be loath to forego these , he ought to have published prominently in connection with them the doubt which lurked in his mind ; for from their damnation ...
Pagina 64
... never did regulate the monetary system , never met the requirements of a circulating medium , even in time of peace , and were absolutely incapable of anything but mischief in time of war , were thenceforth only to be tolerated until ...
... never did regulate the monetary system , never met the requirements of a circulating medium , even in time of peace , and were absolutely incapable of anything but mischief in time of war , were thenceforth only to be tolerated until ...
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