The History of the Reign of the Emperor Charles V.W. and W. Strahan, 1769 - Europe |
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... Judge than a Patron of Literary Merit . HISTORY claims it as her prerogative to offer inftruction to KINGS , as well as to their people . What reflections the Reign of the Emperor CHARLES CHARLES V. may fuggeft to Your Majefty , it becomes.
... Judge than a Patron of Literary Merit . HISTORY claims it as her prerogative to offer inftruction to KINGS , as well as to their people . What reflections the Reign of the Emperor CHARLES CHARLES V. may fuggeft to Your Majefty , it becomes.
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... to persevere . With what fuccefs I have executed it , the publick must now judge . I wait , in follicitude , for its decifion ; to which I fhall fubmit with a respectful filence . A VIEW V A IE OF THE W PROGRESS OF SOCIETY I. PRE FAC E.
... to persevere . With what fuccefs I have executed it , the publick must now judge . I wait , in follicitude , for its decifion ; to which I fhall fubmit with a respectful filence . A VIEW V A IE OF THE W PROGRESS OF SOCIETY I. PRE FAC E.
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... judge the world " . While Palestine continued subject to the Caliphs , they had encouraged the resort of pil- grims to Jerufalem ; and confidered this as a beneficial species of commerce , which brought into their dominions gold and ...
... judge the world " . While Palestine continued subject to the Caliphs , they had encouraged the resort of pil- grims to Jerufalem ; and confidered this as a beneficial species of commerce , which brought into their dominions gold and ...
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... judges of their own appoint- - ment . When the Crusaders seized Conftantinople , and placed one of their own number on the Imperial throne , the Italian States were likewife gainers by that event . The Venetians who had planned the ...
... judges of their own appoint- - ment . When the Crusaders seized Conftantinople , and placed one of their own number on the Imperial throne , the Italian States were likewife gainers by that event . The Venetians who had planned the ...
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... judge . The final abolition of this practice in that kingdom , and the other countries in which it prevailed , is not to be afcribed fo much to the force of ftatutes and decrees , as to the gradual increase of the royal authority , and ...
... judge . The final abolition of this practice in that kingdom , and the other countries in which it prevailed , is not to be afcribed fo much to the force of ftatutes and decrees , as to the gradual increase of the royal authority , and ...
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