Boys' Book
章节目录
共 34 段- Now Pandarus had a marvellous bow made from the horns of a w
- There are two different accounts of the final overthrow and
- “Then,” continued Cyrus, “when he was coming to get his supp
- Crœsus was now thoroughly alarmed, and collecting all the fo
- There are two accounts given of the death of Cyrus. Herodotu
- Alexander celebrated these festivities with great magnificen
- Alexander then joined the high priest in the procession, and
- A religious procession is wending its way through the famous
- In the meantime, the partisans of Cæsar and Pompey in the ci
- The conspirators marched boldly through the streets with the
- The first battle in which Charlemagne engaged was soon after
- “In this tomb reposeth the body of Charles, great and orthod
- So their religion was only a religion of war; and, to be bra
- Before the time of Richard the Lion-Hearted, Jerusalem had b
- Upon King Richard’s arrival in England, he proceeded at once
- Thus the Christian army advanced to Jaffa. The two armies, C
- When John Baliol had rebelled against Edward, king of Englan
- King Robert had some very narrow escapes from death. It is r
- FOR many years after the great Saracen invasion in the eight
- This last great act in one of the sublimest of historical dr
- Two stories regarding that event were told. Some historians
- These troubles in the Netherlands caused a change in the min
- “So we have got another kingling on our hands,” the emperor
- The hatred and dislike of Louis for the cardinal increased d
- Now, at the height of his grandeur, having enlarged his domi
- How sad the scene! “The gray-haired king, half-sitting, half
- The Poles, having become involved in a war with the Turks, p
- “The Czar is a youth of from twenty-eight to thirty years of
- When Fritz was but six years old, a military company was org
- On the south-west frontier of Prussia was an Austrian realm,
- “A man who raised himself from obscurity to a throne; who ch
- Republican France was now at peace with all the world, Engla
- After the disaster of Leipsic, and the losses sustained by d
- “A Grecian temple one hundred feet high was constructed at t