Miscellaneous Works, 4. köideD.A. Talboys, 1830 |
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... Naples . The Spaniards tax them very high upon occasion , and are so sensible of the advantage this gives them over the republic , that they will not suffer a Neapolitan to buy the lands of a Genoese , who must find a purchaser among ...
... Naples . The Spaniards tax them very high upon occasion , and are so sensible of the advantage this gives them over the republic , that they will not suffer a Neapolitan to buy the lands of a Genoese , who must find a purchaser among ...
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... Naples , Sicily , and other foreign countries ; except what comes to them from Lombardy , which probably goes another way , whilst it furnishes two great armies with provisions . Their fleet , that formerly gained so many victories over ...
... Naples , Sicily , and other foreign countries ; except what comes to them from Lombardy , which probably goes another way , whilst it furnishes two great armies with provisions . Their fleet , that formerly gained so many victories over ...
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... Naples rather in the hands of the first than of the other . One may generally observe , that the body of a people has juster views for the public good , and pursues them with greater uprightness than the nobility and gentry , who have ...
... Naples rather in the hands of the first than of the other . One may generally observe , that the body of a people has juster views for the public good , and pursues them with greater uprightness than the nobility and gentry , who have ...
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... NAPLES . UPON my arrival at Rome , I took a view of St. Peter's , and the Rotunda , leaving the rest till my return from Naples , when I should have time and leisure enough to consider what I saw . St. Peter's seldom answers expectation ...
... NAPLES . UPON my arrival at Rome , I took a view of St. Peter's , and the Rotunda , leaving the rest till my return from Naples , when I should have time and leisure enough to consider what I saw . St. Peter's seldom answers expectation ...
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... Naples I found nothing so remarkable as the beauty of the country and the extreme poverty of its inhabitants . It is indeed an FROM ROME TO NAPLES . 83.
... Naples I found nothing so remarkable as the beauty of the country and the extreme poverty of its inhabitants . It is indeed an FROM ROME TO NAPLES . 83.
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