The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 11Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... finally surrendered on April 7th . The Federal loss was less than a dozen men . The cutting of the channel across the peninsula formed by the lcop in the river required great labor and con- siderable engineering skill , while the ...
... finally surrendered on April 7th . The Federal loss was less than a dozen men . The cutting of the channel across the peninsula formed by the lcop in the river required great labor and con- siderable engineering skill , while the ...
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... finally remaining in the hands of the Venetians and the northeastern or German portion in those of Austria . On the extinction of the Venetian Republic , in 1797 , the whole of Istria became an Austrian possession . ISTURIZ , ē'stoo ...
... finally remaining in the hands of the Venetians and the northeastern or German portion in those of Austria . On the extinction of the Venetian Republic , in 1797 , the whole of Istria became an Austrian possession . ISTURIZ , ē'stoo ...
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... finally burned as a heretic , wrote the Acerba , a didactic poem in which he sought to sum up all matters of scientific interest , and to heap ridicule upon Dante's splendid creations of fancy . Still another noteworthy represen- tative ...
... finally burned as a heretic , wrote the Acerba , a didactic poem in which he sought to sum up all matters of scientific interest , and to heap ridicule upon Dante's splendid creations of fancy . Still another noteworthy represen- tative ...
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... finally it culminated in the struggle with the Austrians in 1848. The senti- ment of the leaders of national thought at this time found expression in many works of value , categorized , as the case may be , as belonging to the Classic ...
... finally it culminated in the struggle with the Austrians in 1848. The senti- ment of the leaders of national thought at this time found expression in many works of value , categorized , as the case may be , as belonging to the Classic ...
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... finally has the power to grant pardons and commuta- tions of penalties . While the Constitution con- fers these powers upon the King , it provides that no official act of his shall be valid unless counter- signed by a Minister who ...
... finally has the power to grant pardons and commuta- tions of penalties . While the Constitution con- fers these powers upon the King , it provides that no official act of his shall be valid unless counter- signed by a Minister who ...
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