The Quarterly Review, Volumes 231-232William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero J. Murray, 1919 |
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... FRANCE . 1. La Formation de la Prusse Contemporaine . By G. vaignac . Two vols . Paris : Hachette , 1891–8 . 2. Deutsche Geschichte , 1786-1806 . By K. T. Heigel . T vols . Stuttgart : Cotta , 1899-1911 . 3. Freiherr vom Stein . By Max ...
... FRANCE . 1. La Formation de la Prusse Contemporaine . By G. vaignac . Two vols . Paris : Hachette , 1891–8 . 2. Deutsche Geschichte , 1786-1806 . By K. T. Heigel . T vols . Stuttgart : Cotta , 1899-1911 . 3. Freiherr vom Stein . By Max ...
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... France , prophetic voices gave warning of the wrath to come , and skilled observers felt the earth trembling beneath their feet . On the eve of the Revolution the mass of the population was poor , ignorant , ill - governed ...
... France , prophetic voices gave warning of the wrath to come , and skilled observers felt the earth trembling beneath their feet . On the eve of the Revolution the mass of the population was poor , ignorant , ill - governed ...
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... revolutionary rapids . A more balanced view was advanced by Humboldt , who , while foretelling a short life for the new Constitution , maintained that the benefits of the great upheaval woul be GERMANY'S DEBT TO FRANCE 29.
... revolutionary rapids . A more balanced view was advanced by Humboldt , who , while foretelling a short life for the new Constitution , maintained that the benefits of the great upheaval woul be GERMANY'S DEBT TO FRANCE 29.
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... France rather than in th land of its birth . Many of the most vociferous of it admirers , led by Klopstock and Gentz , changed their not when the reform movement degenerated into murde and anarchy ; but others , like Kant and Herder ...
... France rather than in th land of its birth . Many of the most vociferous of it admirers , led by Klopstock and Gentz , changed their not when the reform movement degenerated into murde and anarchy ; but others , like Kant and Herder ...
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... France ; and after a decade of desperate struggle , the victorious Republic pushed its frontier to the Rhine and established itself as the first military Power in Europe . I observe that minds are fermenting in that Germany of yours ...
... France ; and after a decade of desperate struggle , the victorious Republic pushed its frontier to the Rhine and established itself as the first military Power in Europe . I observe that minds are fermenting in that Germany of yours ...
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