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With a frankness truly admirable , and with a noble candour , which , if not
perfectly diplomatic , must at least command our abstract admiration , the English
minister instantly made a morning call upon Count Sebastiani . “ My dear
Sebastiani ...
With a frankness truly admirable , and with a noble candour , which , if not
perfectly diplomatic , must at least command our abstract admiration , the English
minister instantly made a morning call upon Count Sebastiani . “ My dear
Sebastiani ...
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The conqueror of Algiers was refused even a passage in one of the ships
recently under his command . He departed from the scene of his glory in an
Austrian merchantman , bearing with him only the embalmed heart of his son . In
a short time ...
The conqueror of Algiers was refused even a passage in one of the ships
recently under his command . He departed from the scene of his glory in an
Austrian merchantman , bearing with him only the embalmed heart of his son . In
a short time ...
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He declared the capital in a state of siege , and gave the command to Marshal
Marmont . This news arrived at Paris at eleven o'clock on Wednesday morning . It
is proper to state here , that the Marshal frankly communicated to the Minister the
...
He declared the capital in a state of siege , and gave the command to Marshal
Marmont . This news arrived at Paris at eleven o'clock on Wednesday morning . It
is proper to state here , that the Marshal frankly communicated to the Minister the
...
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citizens are perishing from want of command ; their courage is wasting . In some
places we are conquerors ; in others , conquered : there is neither flag , nor
rallying point , nor union . It is you who have occasioned all this . Time presses ;
every ...
citizens are perishing from want of command ; their courage is wasting . In some
places we are conquerors ; in others , conquered : there is neither flag , nor
rallying point , nor union . It is you who have occasioned all this . Time presses ;
every ...
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At length , one of these royal replies having occasioned some murmurs of
approbation and sympathy , the young man lost all command of himself , and
cried out to the judges , “ Il sera bientôt blanc comme neige , si vous le laissez
toujours ...
At length , one of these royal replies having occasioned some murmurs of
approbation and sympathy , the young man lost all command of himself , and
cried out to the judges , “ Il sera bientôt blanc comme neige , si vous le laissez
toujours ...
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| Titel | England and France: Or, A Cure for the Ministerial Gallomania |
| Autor/in | Benjamin Disraeli |
| Verlag | J. Murray, 1832 |
| Original von | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisiert | 9. Apr. 2015 |
| Länge | 268 Seiten |
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