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...Testamentary Preface 1833 Book I Childhood 1768-1777 Book II Boyhood 1777-1784 Book III Adolescence, Combourg 1784-1786 Book IV Regiment, Court, Paris 1786-1789 Book V Revolution 1789-1791 Book VI To America 1791 Book VII Travels in New York State 1791 Book VIII Kentucky, V...

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.................................................. 33Book I: Chapter 2: Birth of my brothers and sisters - I arrive in the world. 43Book I: Chapter 3: Pl... ................................................... 45Book I: Chapter 4: Life of my maternal grandmother and her sister atPlancouët – My uncle the Comte ... ................. 65Book I: Chapter 7: Departure for Combourg – A description of the Château................................................................ ...................................................................... 68Book II: Chapter 1: The School at Dol – Mathematics and Languages –Thenature of ... ...................................................................... 72Book II: Chapter 2: Holidays at Combourg – Life in a provincial château –Feudal ... ...e inhabitants of Combourg.......................................... 75Book II: Chapter 3: Holidays again at Combourg – The Conti Regiment –Camp at Sai... ...mpanied the cavalcade. We passed through Canterbury, attracting theeyes of John Bull, and the carriages we overtook. At Blackheath, a commononce frequ... ...st was Charles Lombard, and he visited Jerusalem in 1669; the lastwas John Gordon, and the date of his stay was 1804.’ (Itinéraire).Book VII: Cha... ... the armies of the Pope andEmperor; in England, the barons, rising against John Lackland. Finally, inour own time, he cited the Republic of...

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...as rojas y amarillas? Es la pregunta que se han planteado muchos historiadores y, en la actualidad, todavía persiste la incógnita de su génesis ¿eran aragonesas o provenían del estado de la Iglesia?. Lo más prudente es suponer que fue la Iglesia la que otorgara a un estado feudatario suyo el privilegio de usar alguna de sus armas heráldicas; el reino de Aragón no era una p...

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...Capítulo I. El incierto origen de las barras Capítulo II. Armas heráldicas de Cataluña Capítulo III. El Pendón de la Conquista Capítulo IV. Heráldica de la Generalidad Valenciana Capítulo V. Armas de la «Ciutat y Regne de Valéncia» Capítulo VI. Un Reino en un Imperio Capítu...

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The three hundred and sixty-six poems of the Canzoniere with occasional footnotes and an introductory selection.

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...rstseen by me in my early youth, in the yearof our Lord 1327, on the sixth of April,in the Church of Saint Clare at Avignon,in the morning hour: and t... ...ng hour, but in theyear 1348, when I chanced to be inVerona, sadly unaware of my fate.’($GGHG E\ 3HWUDUFK WR KLV FRS\ RI 9LUJLO) &RQWHQ... ...ou who hear the sound, in scattered rhymes, ......18To make a graceful act of revenge,........................19It was on that day when the sun’s ray.... ... to illuminate the pagewhich had for many years concealed the truth,taking John from the nets, and Peter,and making them part of heaven’s kingdom.It d... ...true honour,from the Pyrenees to the furthest horizonempty Spain to follow Aragon:England with the islands Ocean bathesbetween the Pillars and the Bea...

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...ella, Manfred, La Pia, Buonconte, Sordello ) Cantos VIII-XIV (The Gate, Nino, Oderisi, Salvani, Sapia, G.del Duca) Cantos XV-XXI (Free Will, Nature of Love, Adrian, Hugh Capet,Statius) Cantos XXII-XXVIII (Forese, Bonagiunta, Souls, Guinicelli, Arnaut, Matilda) Cantos XXIX-XXXIII (The Divine Pageant, Beatrice, Lethe, Eunoë) Paradiso: Cantos I-VII (The Moon, Piccarda, ...

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...9 Dante meets Virgil .................................. 16 Canto I:100-111 The salvation of Italy ..........................18 Canto I:112-136 Virgil ... ........................18 Canto I:112-136 Virgil will be his guide through Hell...19 Canto II:1-42 Dante’s doubts as to his fitness for thejourney ........ ...ney ............................................................................21 Canto II:43-93 Virgil explains his mission:Beatrice ...... 24 Canto... ...ion:Beatrice ...... 24 Canto II:94-120 The Virgin sends Lucia to Beatrice...... 27 Canto II:121-142 Virgil strengthens Dante’s will.......... 29 Canto... ...27 Canto II:121-142 Virgil strengthens Dante’s will.......... 29 Canto III:1-21 The Gate of Hell..................................... 31 Canto III:22-... ...eir punishment.................................. 34 Canto III:70-99 Charon, the ferryman of the Acheron...35 Canto III:100-136 The souls by the shore ... ...foot of this sad tree.I was of Florence, that city, whichchanged Mars, its patron, forSt John the Baptist, because ofwhich that god, through his power... ...med no narrower or larger,than those in my beautifulBaptistery of St John, made asplaces to protect those baptising,one of which ... ...ul words, since youravarice grieves the world, tramplingthe good, and raising the wicked.John the Evangelist spoke ofshepherds ...

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...ella, Manfred, La Pia, Buonconte, Sordello ) Cantos VIII-XIV (The Gate, Nino, Oderisi, Salvani, Sapia, G.del Duca) Cantos XV-XXI (Free Will, Nature of Love, Adrian, Hugh Capet,Statius) Cantos XXII-XXVIII (Forese, Bonagiunta, Souls, Guinicelli, Arnaut, Matilda) Cantos XXIX-XXXIII (The Divine Pageant, Beatrice, Lethe, Eunoë) Paradiso: Cantos I-VII (The Moon, Piccarda, ...

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...s Virgil ................................968 Canto I:100-111 The salvation of Italy ........................970 Canto I:112-136 Virgil will be his gui... ..........970 Canto I:112-136 Virgil will be his guide through Hell.971 Canto II:1-42 Dante’s doubts as to his fitness for thejourney ...................... ....................................................................973 Canto II:43-93 Virgil explains his mission:Beatrice .... 976 Canto II:94-120 The ... ... .... 976 Canto II:94-120 The Virgin sends Lucia to Beatrice.... 979 Canto II:121-142 Virgil strengthens Dante’s will........ 981 Canto III:1-21 The G... ...21-142 Virgil strengthens Dante’s will........ 981 Canto III:1-21 The Gate of Hell................................... 983 Canto III:22-69 The spiritua... ...nt................................986 Canto III:70-99 Charon, the ferryman of the Acheron.987 Canto III:100-136 The souls by the shore of Acheron.990 ... ...ad tree.I was of Florence, that city, whichchanged Mars, its patron, forSt John the Baptist, because ofwhich that god, through his powers,will always ... ...r or larger,than those in my beautifulBaptistery of St John, made asplaces to protect those baptising,one of which I bro... ...e youravarice grieves the world, tramplingthe good, and raising the wicked.John the Evangelist spoke ofshepherds such as you, w...

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...Chapter 23. The Astonishing Discovery From the alternations of the good and bad seasons in the lives of the famous people we’ve seen in this book, very important observations are extracted. We start with Beethoven’s alternations of good and bad seasons. As we’ve seen in Chapter 1, his...

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...laro nondum orto iubare With pale Phoebus, in the clear east, not yet bright, Guillaume de Poitiers (1071-1127) Ab la dolchor del temps novel Out of the sweetness of the spring, Farai un vers de dreyt nien I’ve made a song devoid of sense: Pus vezem de novelh florir Since we see, fresh flowers blowing Mout jauzens me prenc en amar Great the joy that I take in lov...

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