Littell's Living Age, Volume 103Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1869 |
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Page 191
... Emperor of the French on his escape , if escape it has really been , for all Europe would have suffered from a ... Emperor would be absolutely anarchical , for while the past there is dead " the future is certainly " not yet born . " The ...
... Emperor of the French on his escape , if escape it has really been , for all Europe would have suffered from a ... Emperor would be absolutely anarchical , for while the past there is dead " the future is certainly " not yet born . " The ...
Page 261
... Emperor's mind must be attributed to the habitual irresolution which seems becoming his most characteristic quality , intensified , as it may well be , by an invalid's reluctance to any considerable mental exertion . The decision to sur ...
... Emperor's mind must be attributed to the habitual irresolution which seems becoming his most characteristic quality , intensified , as it may well be , by an invalid's reluctance to any considerable mental exertion . The decision to sur ...
Page 644
... Emperor . Under the name of the Vicars of Christ , they were much more truly the Vicars of the last Cæsar . Their right of convoking the Council came in gradually and , as in the case of most other Papal privileges , was supported by ...
... Emperor . Under the name of the Vicars of Christ , they were much more truly the Vicars of the last Cæsar . Their right of convoking the Council came in gradually and , as in the case of most other Papal privileges , was supported by ...
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