Memoirs of the Life and Peregrinations of the Florentine: Philip Mazzei, 1730-1816Columbia University Press, 1942 - 447 страници Mazzei came to Virginia in 1773, became a friend of Jefferson and an active supporter of the Revolution. From 1779 to 1783 he was an agent of Virginia to secure arms in Italy. |
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... convinced that some physical factor was responsible for this distaste , for even the strongest effort of the will was insufficient to overcome it . Dr. Antonio Cocchi himself did not know to what to attribute it , probably because he ...
... convinced that some physical factor was responsible for this distaste , for even the strongest effort of the will was insufficient to overcome it . Dr. Antonio Cocchi himself did not know to what to attribute it , probably because he ...
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... convinced , and I am still convinced , that each of those two jades congratulated herself that she was believed by the other . As a result of all this information , I replied to the Count de Jaucourt , thanking him for his courteous ...
... convinced , and I am still convinced , that each of those two jades congratulated herself that she was believed by the other . As a result of all this information , I replied to the Count de Jaucourt , thanking him for his courteous ...
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... convinced of it . Prudence required , however , that he should not express his opinion , since the genial Prussians already accused him of par- tiality toward Russia . I discussed the matter with Count Creptowich , the Minister of ...
... convinced of it . Prudence required , however , that he should not express his opinion , since the genial Prussians already accused him of par- tiality toward Russia . I discussed the matter with Count Creptowich , the Minister of ...
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