The Life of His Royal Highness the Prince Consort, Volumen1D. Appleton, 1875 - 2 páginas |
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... seen , and thus capture it without diffi- culty . Albert declared that " this would be most unbecoming in a Saxon knight who should always attack the enemy in front , " and so we fought for the tower so honestly and vig- orously that ...
... seen , and thus capture it without diffi- culty . Albert declared that " this would be most unbecoming in a Saxon knight who should always attack the enemy in front , " and so we fought for the tower so honestly and vig- orously that ...
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... seen more of the Prince . He had frequent opportunities of doing so within the next few months , and closer observa- tion satisfied him the mind and character of the Prince were such that by time and training he might be expected to ...
... seen more of the Prince . He had frequent opportunities of doing so within the next few months , and closer observa- tion satisfied him the mind and character of the Prince were such that by time and training he might be expected to ...
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... seen in her letters to her uncle is most probable . At all events , almost simultaneously with the Prince's leaving England , King Leopold made her aware of his wishes on the subject . The answer made it impossible to doubt how entirely ...
... seen in her letters to her uncle is most probable . At all events , almost simultaneously with the Prince's leaving England , King Leopold made her aware of his wishes on the subject . The answer made it impossible to doubt how entirely ...
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... seen for myself . ' That he had al- ready learned not only to think for himself , but to speak his thoughts , throwing off the cant of universal admiration which infects most young travellers , is very apparent from what fol- lows ...
... seen for myself . ' That he had al- ready learned not only to think for himself , but to speak his thoughts , throwing off the cant of universal admiration which infects most young travellers , is very apparent from what fol- lows ...
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... seen in him of a tendency 1 Stockmar was too subtle an observer not to have felt the truth of the opin- ion expressed by Goethe in the Torquato Tasso : Willst du genau erfahren was sich ziemt , So frage nur bei edeln Frauen an . Wouldst ...
... seen in him of a tendency 1 Stockmar was too subtle an observer not to have felt the truth of the opin- ion expressed by Goethe in the Torquato Tasso : Willst du genau erfahren was sich ziemt , So frage nur bei edeln Frauen an . Wouldst ...
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admirable affairs afterwards anxiety arrived Baron Stockmar beautiful Bresson Buckingham Palace character charm Coburg cordial Court dear delight Duc de Montpensier Duchess Duchess of Kent Duke duty effect Emperor England English Government Ernest Europe expressed favourable feeling felt France French Government German give Gotha Guizot hand happy heart honour interest Ireland King Leopold Lady letter look Lord Aberdeen Lord John Russell Lord Melbourne Lord Palmerston Louis Philippe Louise Majesty Majesty's measure Memorandum ment mind Minister Ministry morning nation natural never occasion opinion Osborne Parliament party Peel's political position present Prince Albert Prince Leopold Prince's Princess Prussia Queen and Prince Queen writes Queen's Journal question received Reine Rosenau Royal Highness says September Sir Robert Peel Sovereign Spain SPANISH MARRIAGES taken things thought throne tion Victoria whole Windsor Castle wish words
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