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When he alludes to Monseignor Quarantotti ' s letter , he will not condescend to
mention it but as the rescript of Italian audacity . ' When the Duke of Wellington
invades France , we are told that an Irish hero strikes the harp to victory upon the
...
When he alludes to Monseignor Quarantotti ' s letter , he will not condescend to
mention it but as the rescript of Italian audacity . ' When the Duke of Wellington
invades France , we are told that an Irish hero strikes the harp to victory upon the
...
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The question is , whether the manuscript , of which Amoretti lias published the
translation , in Italian , and afterwards in French , is the identical one mentioned
by Antonio , and writteu by Maldonado ? · The account which Amoretti gives of it
is ...
The question is , whether the manuscript , of which Amoretti lias published the
translation , in Italian , and afterwards in French , is the identical one mentioned
by Antonio , and writteu by Maldonado ? · The account which Amoretti gives of it
is ...
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tier to the Rbine , and held Holland on one side and Italy on the other , in actual
dependance . Switzerland also - - unoffending and happy Switzerland , the
asylum of literature , liberty and peace , which during three centuries of
contention had ...
tier to the Rbine , and held Holland on one side and Italy on the other , in actual
dependance . Switzerland also - - unoffending and happy Switzerland , the
asylum of literature , liberty and peace , which during three centuries of
contention had ...
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His conduct in Italy had been alike distinguished by perfidy , rapacity , insolent
usurpation , and cold calculating systematic inhumanity . Here he began that
system of mílitary murder which before his time was unknown in civilized Europe .
His conduct in Italy had been alike distinguished by perfidy , rapacity , insolent
usurpation , and cold calculating systematic inhumanity . Here he began that
system of mílitary murder which before his time was unknown in civilized Europe .
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They who had wished most sincerely for the triumply of those rights , desired now
with equal sincerity that the adventurer might be overthrown , who , having it in
his , power to establish free governments in France and Italy , had chosen to
erect ...
They who had wished most sincerely for the triumply of those rights , desired now
with equal sincerity that the adventurer might be overthrown , who , having it in
his , power to establish free governments in France and Italy , had chosen to
erect ...
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen16 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1817 |
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