The Bee, Or, Literary Weekly Intelligencer, Tập 6James Anderson Mundell and Son, Parliament Stairs, 1791 |
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... Mittau , and chanced to ingratiate himself with count Bestuchef , master of the houshold to Anne , widow of Fredric William duke of Courland , who re- fided at Mittau . Having , through his means , obtained the office of gentleman of ...
... Mittau , and chanced to ingratiate himself with count Bestuchef , master of the houshold to Anne , widow of Fredric William duke of Courland , who re- fided at Mittau . Having , through his means , obtained the office of gentleman of ...
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... Mittau , at the head of a confiderable army . The nobles having assembled in the cathedral , Bismarck fur- rounded the church with troops , and compelled them to elect , for their sovereign , the fame Biron whom they had refused to ...
... Mittau , at the head of a confiderable army . The nobles having assembled in the cathedral , Bismarck fur- rounded the church with troops , and compelled them to elect , for their sovereign , the fame Biron whom they had refused to ...
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... Mittau in 1763 , twenty - eight years after he had been elected duke of Courland , and for the first time since he had been raised to that dignity . Prince Charles of Saxony , although supported by a large party in Courland , yet ...
... Mittau in 1763 , twenty - eight years after he had been elected duke of Courland , and for the first time since he had been raised to that dignity . Prince Charles of Saxony , although supported by a large party in Courland , yet ...
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