A Tour Through Holland: Along the Right and Left Banks of the Rhine, to the South of Germany, in the Summer and Autumn of 1806R. Phillips, 1807 - 468 páginas |
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... considered by many a Dutch- man as the highest achievement of the human mind . As a proof that they never suffer their national animosities to interfere with individual interest , the reader may rely on the following anecdote . In an ...
... considered by many a Dutch- man as the highest achievement of the human mind . As a proof that they never suffer their national animosities to interfere with individual interest , the reader may rely on the following anecdote . In an ...
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... considered , as Bonaparte has re- cently described the city of Hamburg , une ville Anglaise , in consequence of so many English families having settled there before the revolution , and also of the proximity of its port to England , it ...
... considered , as Bonaparte has re- cently described the city of Hamburg , une ville Anglaise , in consequence of so many English families having settled there before the revolution , and also of the proximity of its port to England , it ...
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... . A stiver . About a penny at par . Twelve stivers are ge- nerally , but not in every part of Holland , considered equal to a shilling . This coin resembles a silver penny . COINS . 49 Dubbeltje , or two stiver piece . 48.
... . A stiver . About a penny at par . Twelve stivers are ge- nerally , but not in every part of Holland , considered equal to a shilling . This coin resembles a silver penny . COINS . 49 Dubbeltje , or two stiver piece . 48.
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... considered how many fine artists , though in- ferior to Vanderwerf , that city has produced . The perfection to which the Dutch and Flemish schools arrived , proves that great artists may be formed , without DORT . 59 the assistance of ...
... considered how many fine artists , though in- ferior to Vanderwerf , that city has produced . The perfection to which the Dutch and Flemish schools arrived , proves that great artists may be formed , without DORT . 59 the assistance of ...
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... considered as the premium of admission . These miserable wretches were all prostitutes and pri- soners , confined to this haunt of vice , and never suffered to pass its threshold until enabled , out of the wages of prostitution , to ...
... considered as the premium of admission . These miserable wretches were all prostitutes and pri- soners , confined to this haunt of vice , and never suffered to pass its threshold until enabled , out of the wages of prostitution , to ...
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