Famous paintings as seen and described by famous writers (1907)
Singleton, Esther, 1865-1930 · New York : Dodd, Mead · leaf 324
is personality all thatthe romantic lyrism did not like, notably, the sacrifice ofthe individual for the State. Moreover, each one of those who from 1826 to i860,have made him act in fiction or history, have personal feel-ings of animosity or injustice towards him. Victor Hugo,after his youth as a… … CARDINAL RlCIItLIEU. P. DE CHAMPAIGNE. CARDINAL RICHELIEU 249 nothing more than the character of a novel: he was less sympathetic with him than he was to a Gascon cadet,or even with Anne of Austria, amorous queen and weakwoman. To Michelet, the Cardinal Due de Richelieu,was a nobleman and a priest,…
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