The Memoirs of Charles Lewis Baron De Pollnitz Being the Observations He Made
The Memoirs of Charles Lewis Baron De Pollnitz Being the Observations He Made
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The Count d'Arco Son to the Archbiihop's Sifter is this Prelate's only Darling, for to the furprize of the whole Court, and Chapter, he prefers him before a Nephew of his own Name, a Canon ofSa&zboxrg and of Trent ) a young Clergyman of great Hopes.
The Archbimop of the Lodron Family who caus'd the Metropolis to be built, likewife founded the Archiepifcopal Palace, the Fortifications, and the Stables, which were all finim'd in the thirty two Years that he was Archbimop. The Apartments of the Pa...lace being not laid out altogether in the modern Tafte, the deceafed Archbimop Anthony Count de Harracb> made a thorough Change in them, and left little more than the Omfide ftanding. The Palace at Saltzbourg is now more magnificent than many royal Houfes. It contains 173 Rooms all richly furnim'd, without reckoning the Halls and Galleries. The Archbiihop's Apartment is ftately : S A L T Z B O U R G. 369 fiately : It has a great Marble Stair*cafe divided into three Flights, which leads into a fpacious Guard- Chamber, from whence one enters into the Arch- biihop's Apartment confifting of feveral Rooms, where able Italian Mafters have adorn'd the Ciel- ings with very good Draughts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Count d'Arco Son to the Archbiihop's Sifter is this Prelate's only Darling, for to the furprize of the whole Court, and Chapter, he prefers him before a Nephew of his own Name, a Canon ofSa&zboxrg and of Trent ) a young Clergyman of great Hopes.
The Archbimop of the Lodron Family who caus'd the Metropolis to be built, likewife founded the Archiepifcopal Palace, the Fortifications, and the Stables, which were all finim'd in the thirty two Years that he was Archbimop. The Apartments of the Pa...lace being not laid out altogether in the modern Tafte, the deceafed Archbimop Anthony Count de Harracb> made a thorough Change in them, and left little more than the Omfide ftanding. The Palace at Saltzbourg is now more magnificent than many royal Houfes. It contains 173 Rooms all richly furnim'd, without reckoning the Halls and Galleries. The Archbiihop's Apartment is ftately : S A L T Z B O U R G. 369 fiately : It has a great Marble Stair*cafe divided into three Flights, which leads into a fpacious Guard- Chamber, from whence one enters into the Arch- biihop's Apartment confifting of feveral Rooms, where able Italian Mafters have adorn'd the Ciel- ings with very good Draughts.
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