The Quarterly Review, Volume 92William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1852 |
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Page 358
... Hungarian territory . The advance of the Hungarian army to the relief of the capital , which was then in the power of the revolutionary Aula , with their gang of armed students and navvies , though Prince Windischgrätz still threatened ...
... Hungarian territory . The advance of the Hungarian army to the relief of the capital , which was then in the power of the revolutionary Aula , with their gang of armed students and navvies , though Prince Windischgrätz still threatened ...
Page 374
... Hungarian insurrection far more formidable than he found it six months before , when after the battle of Schwechat all resistance seemed to melt before him . The first care of General Welden , who succeeded Win- dischgrätz in the chief ...
... Hungarian insurrection far more formidable than he found it six months before , when after the battle of Schwechat all resistance seemed to melt before him . The first care of General Welden , who succeeded Win- dischgrätz in the chief ...
Page 385
... Hungarian contest , which we conceive to have been singularly misconceived by a certain class of enthusiastic politicians in this country ; and we have here confined ourselves to the narrative of military operations , which command in ...
... Hungarian contest , which we conceive to have been singularly misconceived by a certain class of enthusiastic politicians in this country ; and we have here confined ourselves to the narrative of military operations , which command in ...
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Humboldts Cosmos | 3 |
Handbook to the Antiquities in the British Museum | 157 |
of Westminster | 182 |
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