The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, 41. ciltLeavitt, Trow, & Company, 1857 |
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... authority , it was rare to meet a of the Spice Islands . In America , the peasant who could not read and write . Archipelago of the West Indies , Mexico , Thus , in the Spanish empire , the arts of Peru , and those unexplored ...
... authority , it was rare to meet a of the Spice Islands . In America , the peasant who could not read and write . Archipelago of the West Indies , Mexico , Thus , in the Spanish empire , the arts of Peru , and those unexplored ...
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... authority and for free- dom . Thus , then , Philip II . found himself at the commencement of his reign the undis- puted sovereign of the widest and richest of the monarchies of Europe - the absolute master of his dominions , intimately ...
... authority and for free- dom . Thus , then , Philip II . found himself at the commencement of his reign the undis- puted sovereign of the widest and richest of the monarchies of Europe - the absolute master of his dominions , intimately ...
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... authority . One splendid possession alone remains to her - the Island of Cuba , the Queen of the Antilles ; but that possession is already precarious , day by day more coveted and more assailed by the United States , neighbors as ...
... authority . One splendid possession alone remains to her - the Island of Cuba , the Queen of the Antilles ; but that possession is already precarious , day by day more coveted and more assailed by the United States , neighbors as ...
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... authority and established its empire . No sooner had Spain been roused from her torpor by the call of national honor and of war , than she flung herself into the track of revolutions ; her ancient , manners , her ancient attachment to ...
... authority and established its empire . No sooner had Spain been roused from her torpor by the call of national honor and of war , than she flung herself into the track of revolutions ; her ancient , manners , her ancient attachment to ...
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... authority over the civil and reli- gious interests of Europe . Their efforts were vain . The tyrannical anarchy of the Middle Ages was untamable by man : no creation could naturally arise from that social chaos . Nor is this result ...
... authority over the civil and reli- gious interests of Europe . Their efforts were vain . The tyrannical anarchy of the Middle Ages was untamable by man : no creation could naturally arise from that social chaos . Nor is this result ...
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