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... passage , would be greater than we should be led to infer from the total result of its attrac- tion , after its final departure ; for the changes occasioned during its approach , would be in a great measure undone during its re- treat ...
... passage , would be greater than we should be led to infer from the total result of its attrac- tion , after its final departure ; for the changes occasioned during its approach , would be in a great measure undone during its re- treat ...
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... passage of the Rhine at Neuwied , and the battle of Wilmendorf , we fancy that we can discover the master - spring of all the rancour engendered in the mind of the writer . The Archduke , in commenting on the passage of the Rhine , has ...
... passage of the Rhine at Neuwied , and the battle of Wilmendorf , we fancy that we can discover the master - spring of all the rancour engendered in the mind of the writer . The Archduke , in commenting on the passage of the Rhine , has ...
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... passage of the Lahn , and the events which preceded the entry of the French into Frank- fort while the seventh and eighth are occupied with unim- portant actions . In the latter , we again find ( p . 112. ) some frivolous reflections ...
... passage of the Lahn , and the events which preceded the entry of the French into Frank- fort while the seventh and eighth are occupied with unim- portant actions . In the latter , we again find ( p . 112. ) some frivolous reflections ...
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