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Pagina 39
... whole court of Vienna hated him ; only his precious soldiery swore by him alone , and his officers were fascinated by the general whose star was never obscured ; but these had no political influence , nor access to the imperial ear ...
... whole court of Vienna hated him ; only his precious soldiery swore by him alone , and his officers were fascinated by the general whose star was never obscured ; but these had no political influence , nor access to the imperial ear ...
Pagina 40
... whole History of the Thirty Years ' War is written , no authorities are quoted ; we take the story as Schiller has concluded to tell it ; we can believe what he says , only provided that we are willing to put perfect trust in the ...
... whole History of the Thirty Years ' War is written , no authorities are quoted ; we take the story as Schiller has concluded to tell it ; we can believe what he says , only provided that we are willing to put perfect trust in the ...
Pagina 47
... whole Swedish court , is touching in the extreme , and might well , as Carlyle says , " draw iron tears ' from the eyes of veterans . " From this moment the mist which shrouds the plans of Wallenstein becomes inpenetrable ; his actions ...
... whole Swedish court , is touching in the extreme , and might well , as Carlyle says , " draw iron tears ' from the eyes of veterans . " From this moment the mist which shrouds the plans of Wallenstein becomes inpenetrable ; his actions ...
Pagina 55
... whole mass resting upon a specie basis of about twenty millions , or one dollar for the redemption of five , could not escape a revulsion alike extensive and disastrous . The consequence was the most appalling distress which the country ...
... whole mass resting upon a specie basis of about twenty millions , or one dollar for the redemption of five , could not escape a revulsion alike extensive and disastrous . The consequence was the most appalling distress which the country ...
Pagina 59
... whole history of our state banking system . It must not , however , be inferred from the exclusion of other agencies in this brief historical notice , that the banks are to be regarded as the sole or primal causes of our business ...
... whole history of our state banking system . It must not , however , be inferred from the exclusion of other agencies in this brief historical notice , that the banks are to be regarded as the sole or primal causes of our business ...
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