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… , Duby’s analysis of one of the decisive battles of medieval history is now made available to a wider audience. … Northern Illinois $27.50 We Americans had some highly uncomplimentary names for foreigners who supplied weapons to … writers. If a subject’s politics threatened to derail these points, the “talk” (i.e., Grau) was curtly informational. …

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… By H. A. Korff. Leipzig: Verlag von J. J. Weber. $1.75. Die deutsche Romantik. By Alois Stockmann. Freid-burg im … The first letter was written by him to her on June 26, 1809, from Nicolsburg, the last from Wiesbaden, by him … from Karl Simrock’s Rhein Ballade. Between these two points lies everything that any intelligent indi ­vidual …