The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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Page 315
... Italian literature , whilst Guingené seems to delight in them . The least successful sections are those relating to ... Italy , had led him to consider the affairs of the two countries habitually in conjunction . Above all , he was ...
... Italian literature , whilst Guingené seems to delight in them . The least successful sections are those relating to ... Italy , had led him to consider the affairs of the two countries habitually in conjunction . Above all , he was ...
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... Italy into one state would have been , if practicable , destructive of every institution and every cha- racter by which Italy is rendered Italy , and from whence her worth is derived . Your Italian liberal , your philosophic resusci ...
... Italy into one state would have been , if practicable , destructive of every institution and every cha- racter by which Italy is rendered Italy , and from whence her worth is derived . Your Italian liberal , your philosophic resusci ...
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... Italy in various directions , and I have visited almost every place which has been the scene of any great historical event . I pursued my investiga- tions in almost all the great libraries of Italy , and I have searched many municipal ...
... Italy in various directions , and I have visited almost every place which has been the scene of any great historical event . I pursued my investiga- tions in almost all the great libraries of Italy , and I have searched many municipal ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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