The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 1J.A. James, 1841 |
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... prince Adolphus is overtaken by Time , who had worn out so many pair of wings in the pursuit . Before I left Kingston school , I was well ac- quainted with Pope's Homer , and the Arabian Nights ' Entertainments ; two books which will ...
... prince Adolphus is overtaken by Time , who had worn out so many pair of wings in the pursuit . Before I left Kingston school , I was well ac- quainted with Pope's Homer , and the Arabian Nights ' Entertainments ; two books which will ...
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... prince Henry of Prussia , and of Mr. Fox , may form some pleasing exceptions ; but , in general , Lausanne has appeared most agreeable in my eyes , when we have been abandoned to our own society . I had frequently seen Mr. Necker , in ...
... prince Henry of Prussia , and of Mr. Fox , may form some pleasing exceptions ; but , in general , Lausanne has appeared most agreeable in my eyes , when we have been abandoned to our own society . I had frequently seen Mr. Necker , in ...
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... prince Henry of Prussia , and of Mr. Fox , may form some pleasing exceptions ; but , in general , Lausanne has appeared most agreeable in my eyes , when we have been abandoned to our own society . I had frequently seen Mr. Necker , in ...
... prince Henry of Prussia , and of Mr. Fox , may form some pleasing exceptions ; but , in general , Lausanne has appeared most agreeable in my eyes , when we have been abandoned to our own society . I had frequently seen Mr. Necker , in ...
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... prince extended no farther than from his palace in Rome , to the retirement of his Lanuvian Villa . ( 5 ) Notwithstanding this difference in their personal conduct , the general system of Augustus was equally adopted and uniformly ...
... prince extended no farther than from his palace in Rome , to the retirement of his Lanuvian Villa . ( 5 ) Notwithstanding this difference in their personal conduct , the general system of Augustus was equally adopted and uniformly ...
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... prince , who styles himself Emperor of the Romans , and form the centre , as well as strength , of the Austrian power . It may not be improper to observe , that if we except Bohemia , Moravia , the northern skirts of Austria , and a ...
... prince , who styles himself Emperor of the Romans , and form the centre , as well as strength , of the Austrian power . It may not be improper to observe , that if we except Bohemia , Moravia , the northern skirts of Austria , and a ...
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