The Month, Volume 3Simpkin, Marshall, and Company, 1865 |
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Page 10
... Italian horsemen should fail him in his need . So , albeit the Papists fought like devils , as they are , his pride got a fall , which well - nigh killed him . He was riding frantically back into the fray for to get himself slain , when ...
... Italian horsemen should fail him in his need . So , albeit the Papists fought like devils , as they are , his pride got a fall , which well - nigh killed him . He was riding frantically back into the fray for to get himself slain , when ...
Page 33
... Italy 10 6 7 11 4 0 Spain 11 9 8 10 5 9 • Belgium 6 6 5 6 3 0 In Belgium , then , above all countries of Europe , the luxury of travelling costs least , and in our own fortunate island it costs the most . On some of the Belgian lines ...
... Italy 10 6 7 11 4 0 Spain 11 9 8 10 5 9 • Belgium 6 6 5 6 3 0 In Belgium , then , above all countries of Europe , the luxury of travelling costs least , and in our own fortunate island it costs the most . On some of the Belgian lines ...
Page 55
... Italy ; for the crusade , which was always in her heart ; and , per- haps more than all , for the most difficult , yet most necessary of the objects that were so dear to her - the reform of the clergy , and especially of the prelacy ...
... Italy ; for the crusade , which was always in her heart ; and , per- haps more than all , for the most difficult , yet most necessary of the objects that were so dear to her - the reform of the clergy , and especially of the prelacy ...
Page 56
... Italy still continued : all attempts at pacification failed , and the fortune of the war was by no means favourable to the cause of the Church . More- over , at Rome , the banderesi , or bannerets , who had for some time had possession ...
... Italy still continued : all attempts at pacification failed , and the fortune of the war was by no means favourable to the cause of the Church . More- over , at Rome , the banderesi , or bannerets , who had for some time had possession ...
Page 58
... Italian character is in many respects unin- telligible to those who have not studied it in Italy itself . We can hardly understand how nine - tenths of the population of a city or a duchy can submit quietly to be governed by a handful ...
... Italian character is in many respects unin- telligible to those who have not studied it in Italy itself . We can hardly understand how nine - tenths of the population of a city or a duchy can submit quietly to be governed by a handful ...
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