The History of England, Tập 1 |
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Instead of arming the people in their own defence , the emperors recalled all the distant legions , in whom alone they could repose confidence ; and collected the whole military force for the defence of the capital and centre of the ...
Instead of arming the people in their own defence , the emperors recalled all the distant legions , in whom alone they could repose confidence ; and collected the whole military force for the defence of the capital and centre of the ...
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The Britons , accustomed to have recourse to the emperors for defence as well as government , made supplications to Rome ; and one legion was sent over for their protection . This force was an overmatch for the barbarians , repelled ...
The Britons , accustomed to have recourse to the emperors for defence as well as government , made supplications to Rome ; and one legion was sent over for their protection . This force was an overmatch for the barbarians , repelled ...
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THE abject Britons regarded this present of liberty as fatal to them ; and were in no condition to put in practice the prudent counsel given them by the Romans , to arm in their own defence . Unaccustomed both to the perils of war and ...
THE abject Britons regarded this present of liberty as fatal to them ; and were in no condition to put in practice the prudent counsel given them by the Romans , to arm in their own defence . Unaccustomed both to the perils of war and ...
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... who had not , without the assistance of the Romans , art of masonry sufficient to raise a stone rampart for their own defence : yet the monkish historians , who treat of those events , complain of the luxury of the Britons during ...
... who had not , without the assistance of the Romans , art of masonry sufficient to raise a stone rampart for their own defence : yet the monkish historians , who treat of those events , complain of the luxury of the Britons during ...
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They attended him as his ornament in peace , as his defence in war , as his council in the administration of justice . Their constant emulation in military renown dissolved not that inviolable friendship which they professed to their ...
They attended him as his ornament in peace , as his defence in war , as his council in the administration of justice . Their constant emulation in military renown dissolved not that inviolable friendship which they professed to their ...
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