Chambers's Miscellany of Instructive & Entertaining Tracts, Bind 7–8William Chambers, Robert Chambers Lippincott, 1870 |
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... nature occurred about the year 1358 , and is known in history as the revolt of the Jacquerie . Sometimes much blood was also shed by the contentions of rival dukes , each bringing his vassals into the field to fight against the other ...
... nature occurred about the year 1358 , and is known in history as the revolt of the Jacquerie . Sometimes much blood was also shed by the contentions of rival dukes , each bringing his vassals into the field to fight against the other ...
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... nature interpreted as direct messages from Heaven . This belief is indeed the only satisfactory key to her conduct : she believed herself a chosen instrument in the hands of the Deity , and by the strength of this faith the heroine was ...
... nature interpreted as direct messages from Heaven . This belief is indeed the only satisfactory key to her conduct : she believed herself a chosen instrument in the hands of the Deity , and by the strength of this faith the heroine was ...
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... nature and a hardy training a most robust constitu- tion — is to allow largely for that kind of artificial strength derived from the excitement of her mind . Notwithstanding the apparently miraculous fulfilment of her first prediction ...
... nature and a hardy training a most robust constitu- tion — is to allow largely for that kind of artificial strength derived from the excitement of her mind . Notwithstanding the apparently miraculous fulfilment of her first prediction ...
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... administered poison to her to save her further suffering , the Earl of Warwick had shewn the greatest indignation , saying : ' The king would not for the world she should die a natural death ; he had bought 28 JOAN OF ARC ,
... administered poison to her to save her further suffering , the Earl of Warwick had shewn the greatest indignation , saying : ' The king would not for the world she should die a natural death ; he had bought 28 JOAN OF ARC ,
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William Chambers, Robert Chambers. she should die a natural death ; he had bought her so dearly , that she must be burned ; ' desiring them ' to cure her quickly . ' What a picture of the barbarism and cruelty of the age ! After the ...
William Chambers, Robert Chambers. she should die a natural death ; he had bought her so dearly , that she must be burned ; ' desiring them ' to cure her quickly . ' What a picture of the barbarism and cruelty of the age ! After the ...
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