 ... thing under him assumed a new aspect, the government, the religion, the finances, the commerce, the agriculture, the sciences and the morals of the Swedes. Instead of the assemblies of the nobles, formerly in use, and destructive of the national liberty,...  The Twelve Nights - Strana 97autor/autoři: Karl von Baron Miltie - 1831 - 404 str.Úplné zobrazení - Podrobnosti o knize
 | Christophe Koch - 1828 - 338 str.
...formerly in use, and destructive of the national liberty, he substituted Diets composed of the different orders of the State, the nobility, the clergy, the citizens, and the peasantry. By this means he acquired a new influence, of which he took advantage to humble the power... | |
 | Constable and co, ltd - 1828 - 1030 str.
...formerly in use, and destructive of the national liberty, he substituted Diets composed of the different orders of the State, the nobility, the clergy, the citizens, and the peasantry. By this means he acquired a new influence, of which he took advantage to humble the power... | |
 | 1833 - 432 str.
...middle were distinguished the hanners of Sweden, covered with black crape. A numeious assemblage was seated on the benches of the hall. The four orders of the state — the nohility, the clergy, the citizens, and the peasants — were ranged according to the respective disposition... | |
 | Christophe Koch - 1833 - 714 str.
...formerly in use, and destructive of the national liberty, he substituted Diets composed of the different orders of the State, the nobility, the clergy, the citizens, and the peasantry. By this means he acquired a new influence, of which he took advantage to humble the power... | |
 | Christophe Koch - 1836 - 720 str.
...formerly in use, and destructive of the national liberty, he" substituted Diets composed of the different orders of the State, the nobility, the clergy, the citizens, and the peasantry. By this means he acquired a new influence, of which he took advantage to humble the power... | |
 | Christophe Koch - 1839 - 290 str.
...formerly in use, and destructive of the national liberty, he substituted diets composed of the different orders of the state, the nobility, the clergy, the citizens, and the peasantry. By this means he acquired a new influence, of wjiich he took advantage to humble the power... | |
 | 1915 - 558 str.
...opened he was astonished to find the hall filled with a great multitude of people. There were assembled the four orders of the State — the nobility, the clergy, the citizens, and the peasants ; while on a raised dais, on a seat usually occupied by the King when addressing his subjects,... | |
 | H. Steinmetz - 1869 - 468 str.
...an institution most destructive to national liberty, he substituted diets composed of the different orders of the state, the nobility, the clergy, the citizens, and the peasantry; and by this means he acquired an influence which enabled him to humble the power of the... | |
 | Ernest Rhys - 1921 - 412 str.
...middle were distinguished the banners of Sweden, covered with black crape. A numerous assemblage was seated on the benches of the hall. The four orders...— the nobility, the clergy, the citizens, and the peasants, — were ranged according to the respective disposition assigned to each. All were clothed... | |
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