The Awakening of Europe, Book III of the Story of the WorldCosimo, Inc., 1 Jan 2013 - 236 halaman |
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... the other side ? Yes . Henry Hudson was willing to try . And in a tiny ship , with a scanty crew , he sailed away on his adventurous voyage to the frozen seas . A fortnight later he reached Greenland . -from The Awakening of Europe 1 1.
... the other side ? Yes . Henry Hudson was willing to try . And in a tiny ship , with a scanty crew , he sailed away on his adventurous voyage to the frozen seas . A fortnight later he reached Greenland . -from The Awakening of Europe 1 1.
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... sailed away from the shores of Britain to defend their own land , they turned their backs on the Netherlands . Then came the " Wandering of the Nations , " 1 when barbarians from the north and west tramped 1 See Book II . chapter 11 ...
... sailed away from the shores of Britain to defend their own land , they turned their backs on the Netherlands . Then came the " Wandering of the Nations , " 1 when barbarians from the north and west tramped 1 See Book II . chapter 11 ...
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... the Mohammedans.1 One day the men from Holland sailed down the river Maas in twelve ships , gay with banners and streamers , and out into the North Sea , on 1 See Book II . chapter 18 . CONTACT WITH THE EAST . 9 their way to the.
... the Mohammedans.1 One day the men from Holland sailed down the river Maas in twelve ships , gay with banners and streamers , and out into the North Sea , on 1 See Book II . chapter 18 . CONTACT WITH THE EAST . 9 their way to the.
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... sailed across to the British coasts opposite and fished in the bays and inlets of Scotland , and they became rich . " The foundations of Amsterdam are laid on herring - bones , " they used to say of one of their most wealthy towns . So ...
... sailed across to the British coasts opposite and fished in the bays and inlets of Scotland , and they became rich . " The foundations of Amsterdam are laid on herring - bones , " they used to say of one of their most wealthy towns . So ...
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AN HISTORIC SCENE | 26 |
HOW THE TROUBLE BEGAN | 29 |
CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH | 111 |
THE FOUNDING OF QUEBEC 典 | 116 |
THE PILGRIM FATHERS | 121 |
THIRTY YEARS OF WAR | 125 |
THE DUTCH AT SEA | 130 |
THE GREAT SOUTH LAND | 133 |
VAN RIEBEEKS COLONY | 137 |
IN THE DAYS OF OLIVER CROMWELL | 142 |
THE STORM BURSTS | 33 |
BEGGARS OF THE SEA | 36 |
THE MASSACRE OF ST BARTHOLOMEW | 39 |
THE SIEGE OF LEYDEN | 45 |
WILLIAM THE SILENT | 50 |
ENGLAND | 55 |
ELIZABETHS SAILORS | 59 |
DRAKES VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD | 63 |
THE GREAT ARMADA | 67 |
AMONG THE ICEBERGS | 72 |
SIR HUMPHREY GILBERT | 76 |
VIRGINIA | 79 |
CONTENTS | 82 |
STORY OF THE REVENGE | 83 |
SIR WALTER RALEIGH | 87 |
THE FAIRY QUEEN | 91 |
A GREAT DRAMATIST 95 35 | 95 |
THE GOLDEN DAYS OF GOOD QUEEN BESS | 99 |
FIRST VOYAGE OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY | 103 |
THE STORY OF HENRY HUDSON | 106 |
TWO FAMOUS ADMIRALS | 146 |
DE RUYTER | 150 |
THE FOUNDER OF PENNSYLVANIA | 154 |
THE PILGRIMS PROGRESS | 158 |
THE HOUSE OF ORANGE | 162 |
WILLIAMS INVITATION | 166 |
THE STRUGGLE IN IRELAND | 170 |
THE SIEGE OF VIENNA BY THE TURKS | 174 |
THE GREATNESS OF FRANCE | 179 |
THE STORY OF THE HUGUENOTS | 184 |
THE GREATEST GENERAL OF HIS AGE | 189 |
THE BATTLE OF BLENHEIM | 192 |
HOW PETER THE GREAT LEARNED SHIPBUILDING | 196 |
CHARLES XII OF SWEDEN | 201 |
THE BOYHOOD OF FREDERICK THE GREAT | 206 |
ANSONS VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD | 210 |
MARIA THERESA | 216 |
THE STORY OF SCOTLAND | 221 |
TEACHERS APPENDIX | 227 |
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Halaman 101 - And though you have had and may have many princes more mighty and wise sitting in this seat, yet you never had nor shall have any that will be more careful and loving.
Halaman 87 - Here die I, Richard Grenville, with a joyful and quiet mind, for that I have ended my life as a true soldier ought to do, that hath fought for his country, queen, religion, and honour...
Halaman 63 - ... besought Almighty God of His goodness to give him life and leave to sail once in an English ship in that sea.
Halaman 223 - I told you my seat had been the seat of kings, and I will have no rascal to succeed me.
Halaman 15 - I have given up my whole soul to Greek learning," he writes, "and as soon as I get any money I shall buy Greek books — and then I shall buy some clothes.
Halaman 104 - ... whosoever commands the sea commands the trade; whosoever commands the trade of the world commands the riches of the world, and consequently the world itself.
Halaman 13 - ... fabrics of all the Netherlands, as well as for the drugs and spices of the East. It had, however, by no means reached its apogee, but was to culminate with Venice, and to sink with her decline. When the overland Indian trade fell off with the discovery of the Cape passage, both cities withered. Grass grew in the fair and pleasant streets of Bruges, and sea-weed clustered about the marble halls of Venice.
Halaman 221 - ... beauty, her magnanimity, and her distress, roused the Hungarian chiefs to the wildest pitch of enthusiasm ; they drew their sabres half out of the scabbard, then flung them back to the hilt with a martial sound, which reechoed through the lofty hall, and exclaimed with one accord : ' Our swords and our blood for your Majesty — we will die for our King Maria Theresa !' Overcome by sudden emotion, she burst into a flood of tears.