 | 1810 - 538 sider
...insanity. The sledge of count Pva/umoffski was, by the Emperor's order, broken into small pieces, \vhile he stood by and directed the work. The horses had...the count's servants wore red liveries : upon which an ukase was immediately published, prohibiting, throughout the empire of all the Russias, the use... | |
 | 1810 - 590 sider
...absurdities and tyranny, which seemed to originate in absolute insanity. The sledge of count Razumoffski was, by the emperor's order, broken into small pieces,...the count's servants wore red liveries: upon which an ukaie was immediately published, prohibiting throughout the empire of all the Russias, the use of... | |
 | Enos Bronson - 1810 - 462 sider
...which seemed to originale in absolute insanity. The sledge of count Kazumoffeki was¡ by the emperour's order, broken into small pieces, while he stood by...colour; and the count's servants wore red liveries: upen which an vka»e was immediately published, prohibiting', throughout the empire of all the Russias,... | |
 | 1811 - 1054 sider
...absurdities and tyranny, which seemed to originate in absolute insanity. The sledge of count RazumofTbki was, by the Emperor's order, broken into small pieces,...It happened to be of a blue colour; and the count's sen-ants wore red liveries : upon which a ukase was immediately published, prohibiting, throughout... | |
 | Benjamin Flower - 1811 - 648 sider
...absurdities and tyranny, which seemed to originate in absolute insanity. The sledge of Count Razumoffski was, by the Emperor's order, broken into small pieces, while he stood bf and directed the work. The horse* had been found with it in the streets, without their driver. It... | |
 | Edward Daniel Clarke - 1813 - 512 sider
...which seemed «o originate in absolute insanity. The sledge of count Razumoftski was, by the emperour's order, broken into small pieces, while he stood by...driver. It happened to be of a blue colour ; and the count'* servants wore red liveries; upon which a ukase was immediately published, prohibiting, throughout... | |
 | John William Cole - 1854 - 218 sider
...(afterwards Lord) Whitworth, was not exempt. The sledge of Count Razumousky, who had offended him, was, by the Emperor's order, broken into small pieces, while he stood by and directed the work. It happened to be of a blue colour, and the count's servants wore red liveries. Upon which an ukase... | |
 | 1854 - 624 sider
...liira, was, by the Emperor's order, broken into small pieces, w^ile he stood by and directed the work. It happened to be of a blue colour, and the Count's servants wore red liveries, Upon which an ukase was irnmediatelv pull? lished, prohibiting throughout the empire of all the Russias, the use... | |
 | John William Cole - 1854 - 200 sider
...(afterwards Lord) Whitworth, was not exempt. The sledge of Count Razumousky, who had offended him, was, by the Emperor's order, broken into small pieces, while he stood by and directed the work. It happened to be of a blue colour, and the count's servants wore red liveries. Upon which an ukase... | |
 | Fanny Mayne - 1855 - 436 sider
...of his father. Such are the following : — " The sledge of Count Razumousky, who had offended him, was, by the Emperor's order, broken into small pieces, while he stood by and directed the work. It happened to be of a blue colour, and the Count's servants wore red liveries. Upon which an ukase... | |
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Razumovsky was, by the Emperor's order, broken into small pieces, while he stood by and directed the work. The horses had been found with it in the streets, without their driver. It happened to be of a blue colour ; and the Count's servants wore red liveries:... 
