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... successful , was , that Venice found herself mistress of a large number of islands in the Grecian Archipelago , and in the Mediterra- nean . The whole Eastern Empire , in fact , was partitioned between the victorious allies ; and though ...
... successful , was , that Venice found herself mistress of a large number of islands in the Grecian Archipelago , and in the Mediterra- nean . The whole Eastern Empire , in fact , was partitioned between the victorious allies ; and though ...
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... success remained with them . It was during this period that the republic proclaimed herself sovereign of the Adriatic , and compelled all other seaport towns upon the coast of the Gulf to pay toll to her officials . This right she ...
... success remained with them . It was during this period that the republic proclaimed herself sovereign of the Adriatic , and compelled all other seaport towns upon the coast of the Gulf to pay toll to her officials . This right she ...
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... successful , would , we fear , lead to further difficulties , paving the way for the renewed inter- ference of the greater powers . It is probable that the Venetians would at the present moment purchase their release from Austrian ...
... successful , would , we fear , lead to further difficulties , paving the way for the renewed inter- ference of the greater powers . It is probable that the Venetians would at the present moment purchase their release from Austrian ...
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... success . For the most part , he has not only to furnish the major part of the discussion , but also the materials to be discussed . He is , in fact , in the position of the talker who finds himself called upon to faire les frais de la ...
... success . For the most part , he has not only to furnish the major part of the discussion , but also the materials to be discussed . He is , in fact , in the position of the talker who finds himself called upon to faire les frais de la ...
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... success of his " Reflections , " and the sudden change from neglect to popularity which it had produced , had for the moment clouded his judgment , and given the rein to his imagination . The royal refugees , then residing at Coblentz ...
... success of his " Reflections , " and the sudden change from neglect to popularity which it had produced , had for the moment clouded his judgment , and given the rein to his imagination . The royal refugees , then residing at Coblentz ...
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