The New American Cyclopaedia: A Popular Dictionary of General Knowledge, Том 10George Ripley, Charles Anderson Dana D. Appleton, 1861 |
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... returned to Lombardy in 1837 , to Parma and Venice in 1844 , and to Tuscany ( for a short time ) in 1846. The revolution of 1848 endangered their existence in all Italy ; mobs attacked their houses in Genoa and Naples , and they were ...
... returned to Lombardy in 1837 , to Parma and Venice in 1844 , and to Tuscany ( for a short time ) in 1846. The revolution of 1848 endangered their existence in all Italy ; mobs attacked their houses in Genoa and Naples , and they were ...
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... returned , and who feared the loss of his throne if the Messiah were acknowledged , in order to make his destruction certain , gave orders that all the male children in and near Bethlehem under two years of age should be put to death ...
... returned , and who feared the loss of his throne if the Messiah were acknowledged , in order to make his destruction certain , gave orders that all the male children in and near Bethlehem under two years of age should be put to death ...
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... returned to England , and was one of the 16 divines appointed by Elizabeth to hold a con- troversy at Westminster ... Returning to Jerusalem , his sto- ries of what he had seen , and of the rich pres- ents which the eastern monarchs ...
... returned to England , and was one of the 16 divines appointed by Elizabeth to hold a con- troversy at Westminster ... Returning to Jerusalem , his sto- ries of what he had seen , and of the rich pres- ents which the eastern monarchs ...
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... returned to Germany . In 1849 , after the withdrawal of Gagern , he was appointed by the archduke John , vicar of Germany , minister of foreign affairs and of the navy . After the dissolution of the Frankfort parliament he again visited ...
... returned to Germany . In 1849 , after the withdrawal of Gagern , he was appointed by the archduke John , vicar of Germany , minister of foreign affairs and of the navy . After the dissolution of the Frankfort parliament he again visited ...
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... returned to England with recommendations from Pierre de Celle and St. Bernard , and was appointed secretary to Theobald , archbishop of Canterbury , who intro- duced him to his future successor Thomas à Becket . He was sent on important ...
... returned to England with recommendations from Pierre de Celle and St. Bernard , and was appointed secretary to Theobald , archbishop of Canterbury , who intro- duced him to his future successor Thomas à Becket . He was sent on important ...
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