Universal History, Ancient and Modern: From the Earliest Records of Time, to the General Peace of 1801, Band 15Samuel Stansbury and Company, 1803 |
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... respecting the time and the oc- casion of this investiture , that we are obliged to apply to less partial and prejudiced sources , for the information we want . The facts seem to be as follow . Don Alonzo , justly apprehensive that his ...
... respecting the time and the oc- casion of this investiture , that we are obliged to apply to less partial and prejudiced sources , for the information we want . The facts seem to be as follow . Don Alonzo , justly apprehensive that his ...
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... respect and affection ; conjured him to lay aside all thoughts of business , and attend only to his cure ; and , in order to enforce his advice , declared that he wished nothing more than that every thing might be restored to the same ...
... respect and affection ; conjured him to lay aside all thoughts of business , and attend only to his cure ; and , in order to enforce his advice , declared that he wished nothing more than that every thing might be restored to the same ...
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... respect ; but when his fortunes sunk , he affected a strict neutrality . No sooner , however , was Pedro dead , than he declared zealously in his favour , by giving the most opprobrious names - to his successor Henry , whom he wished to ...
... respect ; but when his fortunes sunk , he affected a strict neutrality . No sooner , however , was Pedro dead , than he declared zealously in his favour , by giving the most opprobrious names - to his successor Henry , whom he wished to ...
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... respect to his enemies ; while the easy freedom of his behaviour and the complacency of his manners endeared him to his own sub jects . Having once been a private person , he never forgot those with whom he had formed an early ...
... respect to his enemies ; while the easy freedom of his behaviour and the complacency of his manners endeared him to his own sub jects . Having once been a private person , he never forgot those with whom he had formed an early ...
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... respect by the king and the nation . On the first intelligence of Di Gama's suc- cessful voyage , the Venetians , who had hither- to monopolized the trade of the east , with the quick - sighted discernment of merchants , fore- saw the ...
... respect by the king and the nation . On the first intelligence of Di Gama's suc- cessful voyage , the Venetians , who had hither- to monopolized the trade of the east , with the quick - sighted discernment of merchants , fore- saw the ...
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Accordingly affairs Alphonso arms assembled Asturias attack brother Castilian catholic majesty Charles Christian church command compelled conduct conquests consequence court crown crowns of Castile daughter death declared defeated dominions Don Alonzo Don Ferdinand Don Henry Don Juan Don Pedro Don Sancho Donna duke effect emperor enemies ensuing espoused exertions expedition father fleet forces formidable fortress France French Galicia garrison Granada infant Don infidels irruption king of Arragon king of Castile king of Leon king of Morocco king of Navarre king of Portugal king's kingdom Leovigilde Lisbon loss Madrid marriage master ment minister monarch Moorish Moors nobility nobles obliged occasion peace person Philip Portuguese possession prince princess prisoner prodigious provinces queen received reduced regent reign rendered resolved retire royal seemed sent Seville solemn soon sovereign Spain Spaniards Spanish success thousand throne tion Toledo took treaty troops tugal Urraca victory Visigoths whilst