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... result of which was , that while , partly by her naval superiority , partly by the commercial advantages which it was in her power to confer on her dependents , she had little difficulty in establishing her em- pire along the coasts of ...
... result of which was , that while , partly by her naval superiority , partly by the commercial advantages which it was in her power to confer on her dependents , she had little difficulty in establishing her em- pire along the coasts of ...
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... result of the expedition , which proved per- fectly successful , was , that Venice found herself mistress of a large number of islands in the Grecian Archipelago , and in the Mediterra- nean . The whole Eastern Empire , in fact , was ...
... result of the expedition , which proved per- fectly successful , was , that Venice found herself mistress of a large number of islands in the Grecian Archipelago , and in the Mediterra- nean . The whole Eastern Empire , in fact , was ...
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... result of an indoor and highly artificial life In the portrait of a Venetian lady in evening dress , which we find in Mr. Hazlitt's work , we observe that she wears a very large turban over hair arranged à l'imperatrice ; that she 18 T ...
... result of an indoor and highly artificial life In the portrait of a Venetian lady in evening dress , which we find in Mr. Hazlitt's work , we observe that she wears a very large turban over hair arranged à l'imperatrice ; that she 18 T ...
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... result of the comparison instituted at the Ecole Polytechnique tell , by any means , so plain a story as it appears ... results , physical , moral , and mental , as habitual spirit - drinking ? We may preach and form associations as much ...
... result of the comparison instituted at the Ecole Polytechnique tell , by any means , so plain a story as it appears ... results , physical , moral , and mental , as habitual spirit - drinking ? We may preach and form associations as much ...
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... result is one about which politicians will differ to the end of time . One party declares that Burke was shamefully ill- used by being a second time excluded from the cabinet . Another party maintains that he had really no right to ...
... result is one about which politicians will differ to the end of time . One party declares that Burke was shamefully ill- used by being a second time excluded from the cabinet . Another party maintains that he had really no right to ...
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