New Englander and Yale Review, Volumen26Edward Royall Tyler, William Lathrop Kingsley, George Park Fisher, Timothy Dwight W.L. Kingsley, 1867 |
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... friendship into bitter hostility , and ultimately led him to bring forward the young Frederic of Sicily ( Frederic II . ) , and powerfully to support his pretensions to the Empire . This support was not given , however , until Frederic ...
... friendship into bitter hostility , and ultimately led him to bring forward the young Frederic of Sicily ( Frederic II . ) , and powerfully to support his pretensions to the Empire . This support was not given , however , until Frederic ...
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... friends and protectors of the Italian municipalities in their pursuit of freedom . By means of Cardinal Albornoz , the able Spaniard , the Popes succeeded , while personally absent from Italy , in recovering and reuniting nearly the ...
... friends and protectors of the Italian municipalities in their pursuit of freedom . By means of Cardinal Albornoz , the able Spaniard , the Popes succeeded , while personally absent from Italy , in recovering and reuniting nearly the ...
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... friends to escape , surren- dered himself to Governor Eyre . On Friday , nine days after the massacre , and when the rebellion was entirely suppressed , he was sent to Morant Bay , -tried on Saturday and hung on * The feelings that ...
... friends to escape , surren- dered himself to Governor Eyre . On Friday , nine days after the massacre , and when the rebellion was entirely suppressed , he was sent to Morant Bay , -tried on Saturday and hung on * The feelings that ...
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... friends and enemies of Gordon , is that he was cognizant of an intended outbreak . As soon as news of the insurrection was received in England , deputations from The Friends , and the Jamaica Committee , and a Royal Commmission ...
... friends and enemies of Gordon , is that he was cognizant of an intended outbreak . As soon as news of the insurrection was received in England , deputations from The Friends , and the Jamaica Committee , and a Royal Commmission ...
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... friends of the negro in England were full of hope for the future . But it was only for a time . The teachers were generally ignorant , and the children , though learning quickly , forgot as readily . The present condition of the schools ...
... friends of the negro in England were full of hope for the future . But it was only for a time . The teachers were generally ignorant , and the children , though learning quickly , forgot as readily . The present condition of the schools ...
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