The Empire and the Glory: Napoleon Bonaparte: 1800-1806W. Sloane Associates, 1948 - 535 páginas |
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... mind an almost English quality , which Bonaparte found as valuable as the logic of the three mathematicians to whom he so frequently submitted his ideas . The effect of constant contact with a mind which approaches such a ques- tion as ...
... mind an almost English quality , which Bonaparte found as valuable as the logic of the three mathematicians to whom he so frequently submitted his ideas . The effect of constant contact with a mind which approaches such a ques- tion as ...
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... mind has spoken to mind across the infinite gulfs of media and nations . " Un grand uomo " -a new type of mind abroad in the world , whose purpose can be caught only by another of equal size , the mind capable of reconciling all ...
... mind has spoken to mind across the infinite gulfs of media and nations . " Un grand uomo " -a new type of mind abroad in the world , whose purpose can be caught only by another of equal size , the mind capable of reconciling all ...
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... mind , so little discouraged by the earlier defeats that he commented easily on this not being the first time misfortune had befallen him . While they were talking Graf Cobenzl joined them . He had been visited by Gentz , who in a ...
... mind , so little discouraged by the earlier defeats that he commented easily on this not being the first time misfortune had befallen him . While they were talking Graf Cobenzl joined them . He had been visited by Gentz , who in a ...
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