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Page 30
... famous tenements of the rich burghers - all succumbed . The burned district was , however , rebuilt with as strict attention to the old sites as the surveyor's art of that day could insure ; so that these portions of the city occupy the ...
... famous tenements of the rich burghers - all succumbed . The burned district was , however , rebuilt with as strict attention to the old sites as the surveyor's art of that day could insure ; so that these portions of the city occupy the ...
Page 81
... famous in their diplo- matic craft , breaking Richelieu's threads , or knitting them more firmly together . With matters of such moment as the topics of his familiar gossip , Milton , after a brief stay in the giddy French metropolis ...
... famous in their diplo- matic craft , breaking Richelieu's threads , or knitting them more firmly together . With matters of such moment as the topics of his familiar gossip , Milton , after a brief stay in the giddy French metropolis ...
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... famous son . ' There it was , " wrote Milton , " that I found and visited the famous Galileo , grown old , a prisoner to the Inquisi- tion for thinking in astronomy otherwise than as the Franciscan and Dominican licensers thought ...
... famous son . ' There it was , " wrote Milton , " that I found and visited the famous Galileo , grown old , a prisoner to the Inquisi- tion for thinking in astronomy otherwise than as the Franciscan and Dominican licensers thought ...
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