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Side 8
... addressed . || From this it is to be understood , that the king of Spain and the emperor were willing that the pope should retain the possessions which he held in Lombardy . Undoubtedly the duchy of Urbino , where Giuliano had passed a ...
... addressed . || From this it is to be understood , that the king of Spain and the emperor were willing that the pope should retain the possessions which he held in Lombardy . Undoubtedly the duchy of Urbino , where Giuliano had passed a ...
Side 13
... addressed a letter to Leo X. , in which , after having particu- larised all the motives of his conduct , and alleged ... addressing himself to a private individual , or to a prince who considered matters of state by those rules of ...
... addressed a letter to Leo X. , in which , after having particu- larised all the motives of his conduct , and alleged ... addressing himself to a private individual , or to a prince who considered matters of state by those rules of ...
Side 14
... addressed to the pontiff afterwards , it was an ungrateful return for a magnanimous and unmerited favour ; and that at what- ever time it was produced ( if indeed such a document ever existed ) its application was equally insolent and ...
... addressed to the pontiff afterwards , it was an ungrateful return for a magnanimous and unmerited favour ; and that at what- ever time it was produced ( if indeed such a document ever existed ) its application was equally insolent and ...
Side 15
... addressed himself to his former sovereign , once more entreating to be liberated , and replaced in his for- mer employ . On the reiterated refusal of Ferdinand , Na- varro transmitted to him a resignation of all the grants which had ...
... addressed himself to his former sovereign , once more entreating to be liberated , and replaced in his for- mer employ . On the reiterated refusal of Ferdinand , Na- varro transmitted to him a resignation of all the grants which had ...
Side 29
... address , to influence the young sovereign to admit of some relaxation in the severity of the terms agreed on ; or at least that it might afford him an opportunity of indemnifying himself for his losses , and providing for the ...
... address , to influence the young sovereign to admit of some relaxation in the severity of the terms agreed on ; or at least that it might afford him an opportunity of indemnifying himself for his losses , and providing for the ...
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Side 467 - Freely they stood who stood, and fell who fell. Not free, what proof could they have given sincere Of true allegiance, constant faith, or love, Where only what they needs must do appear'd, Not what they would ? what praise could they receive ? What pleasure I from such obedience paid ? When will and reason, reason also is choice, Useless and vain, of freedom both despoil'd, Made passive both, had served necessity, Not me?