The Victoria History of England: From the Landing of Julius Caesar, B.C. 54, to the Marriage of H.R.H. Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, A.D. 1863Routledge, Warne & Routledge, 1865 - 723 страница |
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... give strength to Rome . It had been the policy of the Roman conquerors to render the inha- bitants of Britain as effeminate and unwarlike as possible ; no sooner were they left to their own resources than the Picts and Scots poured into ...
... give strength to Rome . It had been the policy of the Roman conquerors to render the inha- bitants of Britain as effeminate and unwarlike as possible ; no sooner were they left to their own resources than the Picts and Scots poured into ...
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... give the ordeals of cold water and of hot iron . The accused person having performed some rigorous acts of devotion , fasted for three days , and at the appointed time was publicly conducted to the church , where the priest said mass ...
... give the ordeals of cold water and of hot iron . The accused person having performed some rigorous acts of devotion , fasted for three days , and at the appointed time was publicly conducted to the church , where the priest said mass ...
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... give the poor claimant some food . There was but one loaf in store , but Alfred thought the necessities of the mendicant greater than his own , and reserving a small portion of the pittance for his own use , presented the beggar with ...
... give the poor claimant some food . There was but one loaf in store , but Alfred thought the necessities of the mendicant greater than his own , and reserving a small portion of the pittance for his own use , presented the beggar with ...
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... give him a portion of the kingdom , if he would retire from the unnatural combat . In reply , he remarked , " Such an offer in the preceding winter would have saved many lives ; but , " added he , " if I accept these terms , what ...
... give him a portion of the kingdom , if he would retire from the unnatural combat . In reply , he remarked , " Such an offer in the preceding winter would have saved many lives ; but , " added he , " if I accept these terms , what ...
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... give up his sword to any other than the Earl of Gloucester . To him he surren- dered the fragment of his blade , and was conducted a prisoner to Gloucester . The Empress loaded him with chains , and commanded him to be closely confined ...
... give up his sword to any other than the Earl of Gloucester . To him he surren- dered the fragment of his blade , and was conducted a prisoner to Gloucester . The Empress loaded him with chains , and commanded him to be closely confined ...
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