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Strona 375
... CONTINUED MONTHLY , ) OF THE LONDON ENCYCLOPEDIA , OR UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY OF SCIENCE , ART , LITERATURE , AND PRACTICAL MECHANICS ; INCLUDING An English Lexicon , ON THE BASIS OF DR . JOHNSON'S LARGER DICTIONARY ; BUT RE - MODELLED ...
... CONTINUED MONTHLY , ) OF THE LONDON ENCYCLOPEDIA , OR UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY OF SCIENCE , ART , LITERATURE , AND PRACTICAL MECHANICS ; INCLUDING An English Lexicon , ON THE BASIS OF DR . JOHNSON'S LARGER DICTIONARY ; BUT RE - MODELLED ...
Strona 385
... continued their incursions , and the Greeks had gained ground so much , that they were now in possession of two - thirds of the kingdom of Na- ples ; but in 1002 or 1003 , the Normans be- gan to be remarkable in Italy . They had , about ...
... continued their incursions , and the Greeks had gained ground so much , that they were now in possession of two - thirds of the kingdom of Na- ples ; but in 1002 or 1003 , the Normans be- gan to be remarkable in Italy . They had , about ...
Strona 387
... continued his preparations with great dili- gence , intending to put to sea the following sum- mer . Procida had returned to Palermo , to wait for a favorable opportunity of putting his design in execution , which was soon afforded him ...
... continued his preparations with great dili- gence , intending to put to sea the following sum- mer . Procida had returned to Palermo , to wait for a favorable opportunity of putting his design in execution , which was soon afforded him ...
Strona 388
... continued with great violence till 1303 , when a peace was con- cluded , and the kingdoms of Naples and Sicily formally disjoined ; Frederick being allowed to keep the latter , under the name of Trinacria ; and Charles being confirmed ...
... continued with great violence till 1303 , when a peace was con- cluded , and the kingdoms of Naples and Sicily formally disjoined ; Frederick being allowed to keep the latter , under the name of Trinacria ; and Charles being confirmed ...
Strona 389
... the attempts of the French on Naples were frustrated . Since that time the Spaniards continued in peaceable possession of the kingdom till 1707 , when it was taken from tnem by prince Eugene . It was formally ceded to NAPLE S. 389.
... the attempts of the French on Naples were frustrated . Since that time the Spaniards continued in peaceable possession of the kingdom till 1707 , when it was taken from tnem by prince Eugene . It was formally ceded to NAPLE S. 389.
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