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... speak of the value of this work within the short space of a literary notice ; but thus much we can assure our readers , that in its plan it is novel , and more comprehensive than any of its predecessors ; that the quotations from the ...
... speak of the value of this work within the short space of a literary notice ; but thus much we can assure our readers , that in its plan it is novel , and more comprehensive than any of its predecessors ; that the quotations from the ...
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... GUIZOT , MINISTER OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION , THIS WORK PRINTED UNDER HIS AUSPICES AND DIRECTION , IS MOST RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED BY HIS GRATEFUL AND OBEDIENT SERVANT , THE EDITOR . PREFACE . ONE of the most ancient authors who speak.
... GUIZOT , MINISTER OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION , THIS WORK PRINTED UNDER HIS AUSPICES AND DIRECTION , IS MOST RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED BY HIS GRATEFUL AND OBEDIENT SERVANT , THE EDITOR . PREFACE . ONE of the most ancient authors who speak.
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François Xavier Michel. PREFACE . ONE of the most ancient authors who speak of the conquest of Jerusalem by Charlemagne is , without doubt , Moses Maimonides ( 1 ) in the following passage : " I , Moses , the son of Maimon , was very ...
François Xavier Michel. PREFACE . ONE of the most ancient authors who speak of the conquest of Jerusalem by Charlemagne is , without doubt , Moses Maimonides ( 1 ) in the following passage : " I , Moses , the son of Maimon , was very ...
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... speak of Charle- magne's travels to Jerusalem ; ( 3 ) that is to idiomate Gallicano scriptis , nec non Italicis poëmatibus celebrata , quæ tale quid de Carolo Magno nugatur . " ) We had collected all the materials for our preface when ...
... speak of Charle- magne's travels to Jerusalem ; ( 3 ) that is to idiomate Gallicano scriptis , nec non Italicis poëmatibus celebrata , quæ tale quid de Carolo Magno nugatur . " ) We had collected all the materials for our preface when ...
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