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For nearly ten years they had been driven from pillar to post. When, in 1843, the Prussian Government suppressed the Rhenish Gazette which Marx had edited, he went with his newly-married wife, Jenny von Westphalen, to Paris.

Twain's nihilistic tale, set in the 1590's, about an Austrian boy who encounters an angel called Satan who reveals to the boy the true nature of existence: 'nothing exists but you'.

Aus Officiellen Quellen von Franz Ludwig Freiherr von Welden.

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Dt. Zsfassung u.d.T.: Die serbischen Privilegien des Kaiserlichen Habsburgerhauses.

Analysis of the political profile of the Austro-Hungarian Empire of the mid-19th century in relation to the Slavic peoples under its rule.

Story of a young officer and a crippled girl, a tragedy of prewar army life in Austria.

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This book is in many ways a sequel to the 4 vols. of Setton's "Papacy & the Levant (1204-1571)," although the emphasis has shifted northward from the Holy See to Venice & Austria.