Notes Upon Russia: Being a Translation of the Earliest Account of that Country, Entitled Rerum Moscoviticarum Commentarii, Tema 10Hakluyt Society, 1851 - 116 páginas |
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Página xcvi
... fortress , and on the road gained information of the delivery that had been effected . In this cam- paign he distinguished himself as much by prudence and order as by courage ; and the states of Styria offered him in consequence the ...
... fortress , and on the road gained information of the delivery that had been effected . In this cam- paign he distinguished himself as much by prudence and order as by courage ; and the states of Styria offered him in consequence the ...
Página xcvii
... fortress of Maran , in Friuli , was besieged by the Venetians , and the inhabitants suffered the most dreadful famine , upon which Maximilian ordered Herberstein and his brother George to raise troops in Styria in order to relieve the ...
... fortress of Maran , in Friuli , was besieged by the Venetians , and the inhabitants suffered the most dreadful famine , upon which Maximilian ordered Herberstein and his brother George to raise troops in Styria in order to relieve the ...
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... fortress is Smolensko . These things are testified by their own annals . It is unknown who were the original sovereigns of Russia , for they had no characters in which their deeds could be written and transmitted to memory . But after ...
... fortress is Smolensko . These things are testified by their own annals . It is unknown who were the original sovereigns of Russia , for they had no characters in which their deeds could be written and transmitted to memory . But after ...
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... fortress , was shut out from it by his own fol- lowers , and in the confusion of the flight was thrust over a certain bridge , and died a wretched death beneath the nume- rous bodies of those who fell upon him . Yaropolk , after hav ...
... fortress , was shut out from it by his own fol- lowers , and in the confusion of the flight was thrust over a certain bridge , and died a wretched death beneath the nume- rous bodies of those who fell upon him . Yaropolk , after hav ...
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... fortress ; at the same time , however , he recommended Yaropolk not to remain within the fortress , alleging as a reason that many of his men had de- serted to Vladimir . Yaropolk , confiding in his counsellor , fled to Roden , at the ...
... fortress ; at the same time , however , he recommended Yaropolk not to remain within the fortress , alleging as a reason that many of his men had de- serted to Vladimir . Yaropolk , confiding in his counsellor , fled to Roden , at the ...
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