The Life and Times of Cavour, Volume 1Houghton Mifflin, 1914 |
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Page 152
... seemed to recognize as necessary . Reaction is Conservatism in an acute form . It has the virtue of being hysterically sincere . The spectator who studies it from the outside seldom gives credit to the reasons by which it justifies ...
... seemed to recognize as necessary . Reaction is Conservatism in an acute form . It has the virtue of being hysterically sincere . The spectator who studies it from the outside seldom gives credit to the reasons by which it justifies ...
Page 400
... seemed utterly absorbed by death , now pours life and more life into every nerve and fibre of the visible world . History too has its equinoctials . Such a seasonal divide was the Congress of Paris for the Italians . At the outset , the ...
... seemed utterly absorbed by death , now pours life and more life into every nerve and fibre of the visible world . History too has its equinoctials . Such a seasonal divide was the Congress of Paris for the Italians . At the outset , the ...
Page 547
... seemed so remote , that he quickly regained his habitual serenity . The prospect of winning new laurels , of prov- ing himself at last his uncle's peer , dazzled him . He had the scheme constantly in mind . He sent Prince Napoleon to ...
... seemed so remote , that he quickly regained his habitual serenity . The prospect of winning new laurels , of prov- ing himself at last his uncle's peer , dazzled him . He had the scheme constantly in mind . He sent Prince Napoleon to ...
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CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH 18101836 | 1 |
ELEMENTS INTELLECTUal and MorAL | 25 |
A CAREER | 54 |
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