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... of the others. Every French and Spanish general fought for his own hand, with little ... bear upon the situation. When the British general attempted to combine with the Spanish armies ...

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... to repeat the experiment of 1810, and to assume a general and vigorous offensive against Wellington and Portugal. In 1811 they ...

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... of a cluster of log cabins, a general store, perhaps a smithy, a school, ... as an educational factor. He was generally ignorant, frequently intemperate, and sometimes immoral ...

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... has been amply and authoritatively recorded by General Bartolome Mitre in three exhaustive volumes. ... information has been the archive of General San Martin himself, which was placed ...

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... soul of goodness in things evil,” but very generally also, a soul of truth in things erroneous ... And thus it is with human beliefs in general. Entirely wrong as they may appear, the ...

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... his friends did little more than give expression to the general desire that the Church should be reformed from within. They ...

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... a medium.                 On the 7th July, 1848, Mademoiselle Hahn married General Blavatsky, a gentleman “nearer seventy than sixty.” With a humour ...

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... finally into Spain. Colonel Hugo had become General, and there, besides being governor over ... to stay." The Bourbons enthroned anew, General Hugo received, less for his neutrality ...

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... the papacy. But what could never be reproduced is the general impression of Acton's many contributions to the Rambler, the ...

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... chiefly due to his imperturbable self-control. He was no general; he was hardly a soldier, though not devoid of personal ...

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There appears to be a settled belief, quite general in its expression, that the character of a daughter derives ...

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... miraculous happenings in his career, etc., which detract for the general reader from the historical interest of the book. Although every ...

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... . If anywhere the details have been allowed to obscure the general movement, there I have failed to realize my intention.

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Bulfinch's Mythology is a collection of general audience works by American Latinist and banker Thomas Bulfinch, named after him and published after his death in 1867.

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... ), that they decided to fight again. They chose Solon as general, and he won back Salamis for them.

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... birthday of an emperor, or the triumph of a victorious general. Although it became much more important, the Forum took the ...

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... of money, to call together a parliament, called the States-General, which had not met for upward of a hundred and ...

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... looked something like an English king, and a Diet, or General Assembly, which looked something like an English Parliament, but the ...

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... of rich ore, are seen and admired, but mankind in general are too busy or too idle to explore the mines ...

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... of republican or parliamentary little territory; generally striving each to be on some ... -year, death-year, and chronology in general, are known only by inference and computation ...

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... Lincoln, Worcester and Carlisle. Yet the baronial cause excited little general sympathy. The mass of the population stood aloof, and was ...

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... sort of satisfactory mental attitude towards oneself and things in general makes one try to abstract some definite conclusions from one ...

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... the student of history, but also for the general reader, on account of the historical and ... of one diseased mind than out of the general spirit of the epoch in which he lived ...

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... and methods of law and government, and with whom the general and public good was regarded as the standard by which ...

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... absence of competitors in his own line and from the general flatness of the literary field that surrounds him, there is ...

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