 | 1861 - عدد الصفحات: 522
...he was himself judge, himself the protector and promoter of justice; the first, moreover, who, less by the power of his victorious sword than by the mild...Germany, and at the same time founded a mighty empire. "f At another time Schlegel breaks out into notes of admiration. "How simple was the life of the great... | |
 | 1861 - عدد الصفحات: 522
...he was himself judge, himself the protector and promoter of justice; the first, moreover, who, less by the power of his victorious sword than by the mild...renovated Germany, and at the same time founded a mighty empire."t At another time Schlegel breaks out into notes of admiration. "How simple was the life of... | |
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... martial and every knightly virtue, by a vigorous and comprehensive understanding," he was greater still by his love of justice. "Unwearied in raising again the law that had been trampled under foot, he was himself judge, himself the protector and... 