The National Review, Volume 43, Issue 1W.H. Allen, 1904 |
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Page 36
... Hungary ; yet in both cases they so clearly derive their essential origin from the natural development of events , that there is no chance of any permanent settlement taking place either in Austria or in Hungary , unless certain ...
... Hungary ; yet in both cases they so clearly derive their essential origin from the natural development of events , that there is no chance of any permanent settlement taking place either in Austria or in Hungary , unless certain ...
Page 37
... Hungary and Austria , though perhaps that interest is not so great , nor is it of the same nature , as that which was felt for Hungary immedi- ately after that gallant nation had failed in its struggle for national independence , and at ...
... Hungary and Austria , though perhaps that interest is not so great , nor is it of the same nature , as that which was felt for Hungary immedi- ately after that gallant nation had failed in its struggle for national independence , and at ...
Page 38
... Hungary and of Bohemia . The ruling House of Austria appears to have been always predestined to climb to higher rank , and to attain to more exalted titles ; and certainly the Habsburgs did all they could to promote this tendency . No ...
... Hungary and of Bohemia . The ruling House of Austria appears to have been always predestined to climb to higher rank , and to attain to more exalted titles ; and certainly the Habsburgs did all they could to promote this tendency . No ...
Page 39
... Hungary come to his rescue , for which service the crafty Emperor paid by trying to deprive Ladislas ' kingdom of its independence . Bohemia was never conquered by the Habsburgs ; the crown of Saint Wen- ceslas was placed freely and by ...
... Hungary come to his rescue , for which service the crafty Emperor paid by trying to deprive Ladislas ' kingdom of its independence . Bohemia was never conquered by the Habsburgs ; the crown of Saint Wen- ceslas was placed freely and by ...
Page 40
... Hungary . Here again I find it necessary to make a few preliminary observations in connection with the history , the laws , and the rights of Hungary , and with respect to the position it occupies in the Monarchy of the Habsburgs ...
... Hungary . Here again I find it necessary to make a few preliminary observations in connection with the history , the laws , and the rights of Hungary , and with respect to the position it occupies in the Monarchy of the Habsburgs ...
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