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Page 38
The future king's education was under a master who is now his private secretary;
he studied Latin and Greek and learned to speak at an early age French, English,
German and Flemish. In order to perfect him in Flemish he was given a valet ...
The future king's education was under a master who is now his private secretary;
he studied Latin and Greek and learned to speak at an early age French, English,
German and Flemish. In order to perfect him in Flemish he was given a valet ...
Page 54
Etienne Dolet, scholar, writer and printer, was one of those who suffered from the
king's inconstant mind. He was charged with heresy, tortured, hung and finally
burned with his writings on the spot where his statue now stands in the Place ...
Etienne Dolet, scholar, writer and printer, was one of those who suffered from the
king's inconstant mind. He was charged with heresy, tortured, hung and finally
burned with his writings on the spot where his statue now stands in the Place ...
Page 56
The king's influence weighed heavily on the side of the humanist reaction against
the austerities of art and life which had developed under the influence of an all-
dominant church. The pendulum swung back and painters and sculptors chose ...
The king's influence weighed heavily on the side of the humanist reaction against
the austerities of art and life which had developed under the influence of an all-
dominant church. The pendulum swung back and painters and sculptors chose ...
Page 60
The king's restless reign left him little time to spend in Paris or to devote to its
beautifying. Whenever he came to the city festivities of all sorts ran high and the
citizens paid for it all, though their temper grew sullen as the demands and the
power ...
The king's restless reign left him little time to spend in Paris or to devote to its
beautifying. Whenever he came to the city festivities of all sorts ran high and the
citizens paid for it all, though their temper grew sullen as the demands and the
power ...
Page 68
It is related that the court pages were once sharply disciplined in the Hall of the
Cariatides of the Louvre for having imdulged in a take—ofi' of one of the king's
penitential processions. Except for the continuing of the work on the Louvre, ...
It is related that the court pages were once sharply disciplined in the Hall of the
Cariatides of the Louvre for having imdulged in a take—ofi' of one of the king's
penitential processions. Except for the continuing of the work on the Louvre, ...
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| Title | The Chautauquan: A Weekly Newsmagazine, Volume 69 Issues 173-186 of American periodicals: 1850-1900 The Chautauquan: a weekly newsmagazine, The Chautauquan: a weekly newsmagazine |
| Contributors | Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle, Chautauqua Institution |
| Publisher | M. Bailey, 1913 |
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