The Irish Quarterly Review, 第 7 巻W.B. Kelly., 1857 |
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... amongst others , the law of the 30th of June , 1791 , on the Republican flag , and that of the 14th of October , 1791 , on the flags of the National Guard , sanctioned still and at all times , according to the arrangement before ...
... amongst others , the law of the 30th of June , 1791 , on the Republican flag , and that of the 14th of October , 1791 , on the flags of the National Guard , sanctioned still and at all times , according to the arrangement before ...
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... amongst the Germans , as M. Dureau de la Malle relates , they kept it till some more fortunate champion had gained a victory over them in the tourney , or even until the enterprise prescribed by the lady to her knight was accomplished ...
... amongst the Germans , as M. Dureau de la Malle relates , they kept it till some more fortunate champion had gained a victory over them in the tourney , or even until the enterprise prescribed by the lady to her knight was accomplished ...
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... amongst the barbarians who , on ravaging Gaul , renewed its population , its customs , and by that means imposed on them one of their devices . The only barbarians amongst whom the cock has been met with as an emblem , were the Goths ...
... amongst the barbarians who , on ravaging Gaul , renewed its population , its customs , and by that means imposed on them one of their devices . The only barbarians amongst whom the cock has been met with as an emblem , were the Goths ...
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... amongst these symbolic animals which adorned , encircled by a motto , the personal coats of arms of the French kings . Philippe - Auguste had chosen Lions . Louis VIII . , Wild Boars . Saint Louis , Dragons . Philip the Hardy , Eagles ...
... amongst these symbolic animals which adorned , encircled by a motto , the personal coats of arms of the French kings . Philippe - Auguste had chosen Lions . Louis VIII . , Wild Boars . Saint Louis , Dragons . Philip the Hardy , Eagles ...
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... amongst the people of the north , that the troops of Arminius having conquered bore away two of them the first , which was black , that is to say bronze , was given to the Germans , the other white , that is silver , was left to the ...
... amongst the people of the north , that the troops of Arminius having conquered bore away two of them the first , which was black , that is to say bronze , was given to the Germans , the other white , that is silver , was left to the ...
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