The Historical Reader: Designed for the Use of Schools and Families, on a New PlanHoratio Hill, 1825 - 372 ページ |
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... less ferocity , when humanity came to be deemed the orna- ment of knighthood , no less than courage . More gentle and polished manners were introduced , when courtesy was re- commended as the most amiable of knightly virtues . Vio ...
... less ferocity , when humanity came to be deemed the orna- ment of knighthood , no less than courage . More gentle and polished manners were introduced , when courtesy was re- commended as the most amiable of knightly virtues . Vio ...
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... less than six hundred men ; but among the former , was the commander in chief . This gallant officer , of whom the most exalted expectations had very justly been formed ... less of good fortune , but not less 350 SURRENDER OF QUEBEC .
... less than six hundred men ; but among the former , was the commander in chief . This gallant officer , of whom the most exalted expectations had very justly been formed ... less of good fortune , but not less 350 SURRENDER OF QUEBEC .
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... less of good fortune , but not less of heroism , expired the equally gallant Montcalm . The same love of glory , and the same fearlessness of death , which in so re- markable a manner distinguished the British hero , were not less ...
... less of good fortune , but not less of heroism , expired the equally gallant Montcalm . The same love of glory , and the same fearlessness of death , which in so re- markable a manner distinguished the British hero , were not less ...
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