Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volumen1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Italian , and a very clever Italian at that , could have written it . It bears very little resemblance to the general style of either English or French novels , even the more grave and thoughtful . It has nothing of the French ...
... Italian , and a very clever Italian at that , could have written it . It bears very little resemblance to the general style of either English or French novels , even the more grave and thoughtful . It has nothing of the French ...
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... Italian origin , and Italians have been among its most successful cultivators . Modern commerce took its rise in ... Italian origin , and Napoleon Bonaparte , the great captain , was born an Italian , and of an Italian stock , and ...
... Italian origin , and Italians have been among its most successful cultivators . Modern commerce took its rise in ... Italian origin , and Napoleon Bonaparte , the great captain , was born an Italian , and of an Italian stock , and ...
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... Italian union , but Italian unity , and supported by British diplomacy . The plan was not revolutionary in the least , and would have been admirable had it not been impracti- cable . But whatever may be thought of the plan itself , it ...
... Italian union , but Italian unity , and supported by British diplomacy . The plan was not revolutionary in the least , and would have been admirable had it not been impracti- cable . But whatever may be thought of the plan itself , it ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND PROCLAMATION | 85 |
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