A Third Gallery of Portraits, Том 3Hogg, 1854 - Всего страниц: 536 |
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... dreams , or in death . The oratory of Mirabeau seems to have been the most imposing of his powers . Manageable and well managed as a consummate race - horse , it was fiery and impetuous as a lion from the swelling of Jordan . In the ...
... dreams , or in death . The oratory of Mirabeau seems to have been the most imposing of his powers . Manageable and well managed as a consummate race - horse , it was fiery and impetuous as a lion from the swelling of Jordan . In the ...
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... dream , and that all things in Europe were tending either to anarchy or a new absolutism - either to the dominion of millions , or of that one who should be found a match for millions . He thought himself that one . His iron hand could ...
... dream , and that all things in Europe were tending either to anarchy or a new absolutism - either to the dominion of millions , or of that one who should be found a match for millions . He thought himself that one . His iron hand could ...
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... dream of his imagination , under the trappings and pretensions of vulgar ambition , and thus created a torrent of prejudice against himself . He made the contest against Russia assume the aspect of a strife between two butchers for a ...
... dream of his imagination , under the trappings and pretensions of vulgar ambition , and thus created a torrent of prejudice against himself . He made the contest against Russia assume the aspect of a strife between two butchers for a ...
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... dream , but the hope and design of a fifth monarchy ? It explains his marvellous triumphs . He fought not for a paltry battlefield , nor for the possession of an island , but to gain a planet , to float his standard in the breezes of ...
... dream , but the hope and design of a fifth monarchy ? It explains his marvellous triumphs . He fought not for a paltry battlefield , nor for the possession of an island , but to gain a planet , to float his standard in the breezes of ...
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... dream not . Napoleon , though he failed in the attempt , felt , doubtless , the consolation of having made it , and of having thereby established for himself an impersonal and imperishable glory . The reality of empire departed when he ...
... dream not . Napoleon , though he failed in the attempt , felt , doubtless , the consolation of having made it , and of having thereby established for himself an impersonal and imperishable glory . The reality of empire departed when he ...
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