The History of the Reign of George Iii.: to Which is Prefixed, a View of the Progressive ... 5
The History of the Reign of George Iii.: to Which is Prefixed, a View of the Progressive ... 5
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Those objects had been respected by all parties, in the vicissitude of diose events that had so ft'e* 3uently subjected the places that conCi^iied them to different masters: the i'rench were the finft who had conceived the idea of seising them as a matter of mere property. Herein they were accused of consulting their vanity, rather than their taste ftac the fine airts. The Uemans, in their triuntphant period^ had plundered the Greeks of all the master^pieces they could find in their country. Th...is appeared to the French a precedent fit for their imitation, and a sanction for robbing the Italians of what they esteemed the most valuable part of their proper^, and the most honourable pioof thi^ still retained of their foimer fupcriority in those departments of genius." Wherever R£WH OF GEOBOE III. IQQ Wherever Bonaparte carried his viqtoriouis armiSi c h a a as soon as he had effected conquest, and exacted ^^^^^^ the contributions to which, as a conqueror, he n9«.
deemed his efforts entitled, he endeavoured to ^"g^ mingle conciliation \ especi^ly in his treatment of conciliatory the lower classes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those objects had been respected by all parties, in the vicissitude of diose events that had so ft'e* 3uently subjected the places that conCi^iied them to different masters: the i'rench were the finft who had conceived the idea of seising them as a matter of mere property. Herein they were accused of consulting their vanity, rather than their taste ftac the fine airts. The Uemans, in their triuntphant period^ had plundered the Greeks of all the master^pieces they could find in their country. Th...is appeared to the French a precedent fit for their imitation, and a sanction for robbing the Italians of what they esteemed the most valuable part of their proper^, and the most honourable pioof thi^ still retained of their foimer fupcriority in those departments of genius." Wherever R£WH OF GEOBOE III. IQQ Wherever Bonaparte carried his viqtoriouis armiSi c h a a as soon as he had effected conquest, and exacted ^^^^^^ the contributions to which, as a conqueror, he n9«.
deemed his efforts entitled, he endeavoured to ^"g^ mingle conciliation \ especi^ly in his treatment of conciliatory the lower classes.
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