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... passed harmless over their heads . They are not like those who , having passed through the Revolution , are weary of the conflict , and disposed to leave the reformation of the world to whomever it may concern . The minds of the French ...
... passed harmless over their heads . They are not like those who , having passed through the Revolution , are weary of the conflict , and disposed to leave the reformation of the world to whomever it may concern . The minds of the French ...
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... passed several years as classical teacher at Bordeaux and Paris , Buchanan accepted an invitation to proceed with other distinguished scholars to the new university of Coimbra in Portugal , in the hope of enjoying an undisturbed command ...
... passed several years as classical teacher at Bordeaux and Paris , Buchanan accepted an invitation to proceed with other distinguished scholars to the new university of Coimbra in Portugal , in the hope of enjoying an undisturbed command ...
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... passed during the thirty years from 1789 to 1819. This col- lection comprizes a number of celebrated documents , such as the declaration of the rights of man ( 21st July , 1789 ) ; the abo- lition of nobility in France ( 19th June ...
... passed during the thirty years from 1789 to 1819. This col- lection comprizes a number of celebrated documents , such as the declaration of the rights of man ( 21st July , 1789 ) ; the abo- lition of nobility in France ( 19th June ...
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