...exclaim involuntarily, in our admiration of this chef d'oeuvre, ' This is the bridge of giants !' " If, from the incalculable effect of the revolutions...the West, which covered with her vessels every sea ? — most of the edifices, devoured by a destructive climate, will no longer exist to answer the curiosity...

...exclaim involuntarily, in our admiration of this chef d'ceuvre, ' This is the bridge of giants !' " If, from the incalculable effect of the revolutions...the West, which covered with- her vessels every sea ? — most of the edifices, devoured by a destructive climate, will no longer exist to answer the curiosity...

...exclaim involuntarily, in our admiration of this chef d'cettvre, ' This is the bridge of giants !' If, from the incalculable effect of the revolutions...the West, which covered with her vessels every sea? — most of the edifices, devoured by a destructive climate, will no longer exist to answer the curiosity...

...French publicist, speaks of Waterloo Bridge as follows : WATERLOO BRIDGE. " If from the incaleulable effect of the revolutions which empires undergo, the...the West, which covered with her vessels every sea? — most of the edifices devoured by a destructive climate will no longer exist to answer the curiosity...

...his words: " If in the course of Revolutions, the nations of a future age should one day demand where was formerly the new Sidon, and what has become of...the Tyre of the West, which covered with her vessels the sea, most of the edifices devoured by a destructive climate will no longer exist; but the Waterloo...

...with any foreshadowing imagination of the possible results of war between France and England) said : "If from the incalculable effect of the revolutions...Empires undergo, the nations of a future age, should one day demand to know what was formerly the New Sidon and what has become of the Tyre of the West,...