The GentlemanTicknor and Fields, 1863 - 159 páginas |
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... Zutphen , when only thirty - two , he fell , mor- tally wounded . For so brief a career , one externally more brilliant was never run by a candidate for fame . When in years not much more than a boy , he had given evidence of the ...
... Zutphen , when only thirty - two , he fell , mor- tally wounded . For so brief a career , one externally more brilliant was never run by a candidate for fame . When in years not much more than a boy , he had given evidence of the ...
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... , is impudence , which is a compound of equal parts of self - confidence and unscru- pulousness . - Sidney , although young when he fell at Zutphen , was better fitted for command than Leicester - Hampden - Washington - Napoleon - 32 Paul.
... , is impudence , which is a compound of equal parts of self - confidence and unscru- pulousness . - Sidney , although young when he fell at Zutphen , was better fitted for command than Leicester - Hampden - Washington - Napoleon - 32 Paul.
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George Henry Calvert. fell at Zutphen , was better fitted for command than he under whom he served , his uncle , the unprincipled worldling , Leicester , who , with all his birth and rank and magnificence , was as far from high ...
George Henry Calvert. fell at Zutphen , was better fitted for command than he under whom he served , his uncle , the unprincipled worldling , Leicester , who , with all his birth and rank and magnificence , was as far from high ...
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