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Page 295
... Italy , Rome was governed by a duke , who like the other dukes of Italy , was wholly subordinate to the exarch of Ravenna . Still , as the Popes constantly resided at Rome , their spiritual character , their talents , the use they made ...
... Italy , Rome was governed by a duke , who like the other dukes of Italy , was wholly subordinate to the exarch of Ravenna . Still , as the Popes constantly resided at Rome , their spiritual character , their talents , the use they made ...
Page 411
... Italian language is a trivial circumstance compared with the excellence of the writers in poetry , history , and politics , who have illustrated themselves and their country . Italy , since the records of time , has ever surpassed the ...
... Italian language is a trivial circumstance compared with the excellence of the writers in poetry , history , and politics , who have illustrated themselves and their country . Italy , since the records of time , has ever surpassed the ...
Page 527
... Italy he was the companion in arms of , the Emperor . He has been by turns a statesman and a war- rior , and has never been absent from the Emperor in any of his battles . ' Next stands Moncey , whose native place was Besançon , in 1754 ...
... Italy he was the companion in arms of , the Emperor . He has been by turns a statesman and a war- rior , and has never been absent from the Emperor in any of his battles . ' Next stands Moncey , whose native place was Besançon , in 1754 ...
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