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Page 149
... Police of Paris ; but having married the cast - off mistress of his patron , in
consideration of her fortune , and of a promise of preferment in the army , he
became a General ; defeated armies always inferiour to his own in number ; over-
ran Italy ...
... Police of Paris ; but having married the cast - off mistress of his patron , in
consideration of her fortune , and of a promise of preferment in the army , he
became a General ; defeated armies always inferiour to his own in number ; over-
ran Italy ...
Page 318
Of all the lawful sons of Charlemagne , Lewis the Débonnaire was the only one
who survived him , and who therefore succeeded without dispute to the imperial
dominions , excepting Italy , which the Emperor had settled on Bernard , his ...
Of all the lawful sons of Charlemagne , Lewis the Débonnaire was the only one
who survived him , and who therefore succeeded without dispute to the imperial
dominions , excepting Italy , which the Emperor had settled on Bernard , his ...
Page 411
... in Florence , and appointed by the state to negociate the return of his master ,
Petrarch , he not only failed in his mission , but was easily induced to quit
Tuscany during the prevalence of party spirit , and to ramble over various parts of
Italy .
... in Florence , and appointed by the state to negociate the return of his master ,
Petrarch , he not only failed in his mission , but was easily induced to quit
Tuscany during the prevalence of party spirit , and to ramble over various parts of
Italy .
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