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Pagina 39
... possessed ; he dared to say anything , to order anything . So he hesitated not to bid Wallenstein to retire from the head of this army of his own raising , this army which he might look upon as his private , individual property , and ...
... possessed ; he dared to say anything , to order anything . So he hesitated not to bid Wallenstein to retire from the head of this army of his own raising , this army which he might look upon as his private , individual property , and ...
Pagina 75
... possessing names identical with those discharging similar du- ties in ancient Rome , namely , causidici clamatores , jurisconsulti tutores , actores , & c . Advocates ( avocats ) practised regularly at * xv . iii . all the courts so ...
... possessing names identical with those discharging similar du- ties in ancient Rome , namely , causidici clamatores , jurisconsulti tutores , actores , & c . Advocates ( avocats ) practised regularly at * xv . iii . all the courts so ...
Pagina 86
... possessed a quicksilver mine in California . scheme was contrived to deprive them of it by imputations of fraud on their part . Officials of the government became interested in the success of this device . Witnesses were sub- poenaed ...
... possessed a quicksilver mine in California . scheme was contrived to deprive them of it by imputations of fraud on their part . Officials of the government became interested in the success of this device . Witnesses were sub- poenaed ...
Pagina 96
... possessed , even by the most gifted , and which is highly characteristic of O'Conor , is that of exercising an almost equal influence on the most illiterate and most learned . If this be not eloquence we do not under- stand what the ...
... possessed , even by the most gifted , and which is highly characteristic of O'Conor , is that of exercising an almost equal influence on the most illiterate and most learned . If this be not eloquence we do not under- stand what the ...
Pagina 100
... possessed them he would have been a far less fasci- nating writer . These qualities particularly distinguished Hallam ; they belonged also to Sir George Lewis , and we regret that he did not use them in a more extended exami- nation of ...
... possessed them he would have been a far less fasci- nating writer . These qualities particularly distinguished Hallam ; they belonged also to Sir George Lewis , and we regret that he did not use them in a more extended exami- nation of ...
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The National Quarterly Review, Volume 4 Edward Isidore Sears,David Allyn Gorton,Charles H. Woodman Volledige weergave - 1862 |
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