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Page 128
... effects were soon visible in their manners . War was carried on with less ferocity , when humanity came to be deemed the ... effect did chivalry have on war ? -Has chivalry given rise to great extravagances ? -Have these extravagances ...
... effects were soon visible in their manners . War was carried on with less ferocity , when humanity came to be deemed the ... effect did chivalry have on war ? -Has chivalry given rise to great extravagances ? -Have these extravagances ...
Page 329
... effect . By teaching that the slave and his master must appear without distinction before the tribunal of the impartial Judge of all mankind , it held out to the former a strong inducement to a patient acquiescence in his condition ...
... effect . By teaching that the slave and his master must appear without distinction before the tribunal of the impartial Judge of all mankind , it held out to the former a strong inducement to a patient acquiescence in his condition ...
Page 348
... effect on the French column . Montcalm had taken post on the left of the French army , and Wolfe on the right of the English , so that the two generals met each other , at the head of their re- spective troops , where the battle was ...
... effect on the French column . Montcalm had taken post on the left of the French army , and Wolfe on the right of the English , so that the two generals met each other , at the head of their re- spective troops , where the battle was ...
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