The Retrospective Review.., Volumen7Henry Southern Charles and Henry Baldwyn, Newgate Street., 1823 |
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... leave no increase of power on either side , and to no apparent end , save to prove the personal intrepidity and endurances of the Duke of Burgundy , he concluded peace with the King of France ; and the second book commences with showing ...
... leave no increase of power on either side , and to no apparent end , save to prove the personal intrepidity and endurances of the Duke of Burgundy , he concluded peace with the King of France ; and the second book commences with showing ...
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... leave it entirely to themselves . By degrees , the king came to mention the Duke of Bretagne ( who , indeed , was the person he aimed at in the question ) , and made the same demand about him . The King of England de- sired he would not ...
... leave it entirely to themselves . By degrees , the king came to mention the Duke of Bretagne ( who , indeed , was the person he aimed at in the question ) , and made the same demand about him . The King of England de- sired he would not ...
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... leave his sport , let the weather be never so bad ; and when he came home at night was always very weary , and generally in a vio- lent passion with some of his courtiers , or huntsmen ; for hunting is a sport not always to be managed ...
... leave his sport , let the weather be never so bad ; and when he came home at night was always very weary , and generally in a vio- lent passion with some of his courtiers , or huntsmen ; for hunting is a sport not always to be managed ...
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... leave him to come up with the rest of the army . Upon his arrival , the town was formally be- sieged ; which occasioned several sallies and bloody actions on both sides , much to the disadvantage of the Burgundians in the beginning of ...
... leave him to come up with the rest of the army . Upon his arrival , the town was formally be- sieged ; which occasioned several sallies and bloody actions on both sides , much to the disadvantage of the Burgundians in the beginning of ...
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... leave our readers to form their own conclusions . As we have had occasion to mention the trials of Sir Tho- mas Overbury's murderers in the above inquiry , we may add , that our author is not entirely correct in his relation of some ...
... leave our readers to form their own conclusions . As we have had occasion to mention the trials of Sir Tho- mas Overbury's murderers in the above inquiry , we may add , that our author is not entirely correct in his relation of some ...
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