Great Events
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共 37 段- The less extreme members of the opposition to the King grew
- When he awoke in the morning he found heavy mist over-hangin
- Yet they had received a shock: as by a breath of fresh salt
- France, no longer restrained by Spain and the Pope, naturall
- The whole commerce of the company was now a joint concern, a
- The conceptions of the structures of the heart and vessels,
- If ever there was a moment for resistance, if resistance was
- From this time the war enters on its fifth stage. Wallenstei
- As early as the year 1610 tobacco was in general use in Engl
- The new agents, upon their arrival in England, found the Vir
- We are aware that one to whose judgment we have usually defe
- The separation of philosophy from theology is made emphatic
- "Those long chains of reasoning," he tells us, "all simple a
- Then came also to full development yet another vast evil. As
- To the main objects of Richelieu's policy already given, mig
- Unfortunately, no letter had been preserved of those sent by
- Giving less than a week to repose and investigations at Sale
- Thus ended this day of mingled glory and sadness, the mists
- There was no friend in the place. It would have been fatally
- Comenius and his followers again confound knowledge with wis
- I shall speak of these laws in order, I hope with honesty an
- It was the very first act of the Long Parliament to restore
- They now proceeded to mature their plan, which was to send o
- Among the observers of these severities was Francis Bacon, t
- It happened, once, in the midst of the discontent which was
- Diomed Carafa had been for some time again a prisoner in Cas
- In such pomp he is represented in a remarkable picture by th
- There is no doubt that the continuation of the war had compl
- So far Mazarin and Anne had been forced to yield, and the Pa
- 2. A history is not an argument. In any other place a disput
- But that which chiefly distinguished the army of Cromwell fr
- Again and again contending against the authority of the cour
- The tremendous blow at Drogheda struck terror into Ormonde's
- The condition of the drama in Paris at the time when Molière
- The young Oliver is sent to study Law; falls, or is said to
- But with the consciousness of failure in realizing his ideal
- Infinite the crowd of people and the horsemen, citizens, and