Chambers's Miscellany of Useful and Entertaining Tracts, Bind 14,Oplag 120 –Bind 16,Oplag 140William Chambers, Robert Chambers William and Robert Chambers |
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... looked about for some Protestant prince upon whom they might confer it . Their wishes rested upon Frederick V. , the Elector Palatine , who had succeeded his father as the recognised head of the Protestant Union of Germany . This prince ...
... looked about for some Protestant prince upon whom they might confer it . Their wishes rested upon Frederick V. , the Elector Palatine , who had succeeded his father as the recognised head of the Protestant Union of Germany . This prince ...
Side 8
... looked on with no small interest . One of the most general and most re- spected political doctrines of that time , was the doctrine of the balance of power in Europe ; and for many years the utmost jealousy had prevailed in France ...
... looked on with no small interest . One of the most general and most re- spected political doctrines of that time , was the doctrine of the balance of power in Europe ; and for many years the utmost jealousy had prevailed in France ...
Side 17
... looked at us fixedly for some moments . I laid hold of this interval to repre- sent to him that I was not in my own house ; but if he would grant us quarter , and protect us to our home , I would then be- stow upon him all I had ...
... looked at us fixedly for some moments . I laid hold of this interval to repre- sent to him that I was not in my own house ; but if he would grant us quarter , and protect us to our home , I would then be- stow upon him all I had ...
Side 21
... looked for ; it was more than they desired . True , Ferdinand was humbled . But what better would it be for Europe that the Austrian should be deposed from the supremacy , if the Swede should seize it ? Such was the feeling of a number ...
... looked for ; it was more than they desired . True , Ferdinand was humbled . But what better would it be for Europe that the Austrian should be deposed from the supremacy , if the Swede should seize it ? Such was the feeling of a number ...
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... looked like itself . The proud nation was changed into a miserable mob of beggars and thieves . Famishing peasants , cowardly citizens , lewd soldiers , rancorous priests , and effeminate nobles , were the miserable remains of the great ...
... looked like itself . The proud nation was changed into a miserable mob of beggars and thieves . Famishing peasants , cowardly citizens , lewd soldiers , rancorous priests , and effeminate nobles , were the miserable remains of the great ...
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