...so much of her glory and prosperity, with fixed attention for some time, and at last is said to have exclaimed, " Thou great man ! I would have given thee...dominions, to learn of thee how to govern the other." He also showed himself at the Sorbonne, where the doctors had the bad taste to thrust into his hands...

...Sciences. On visiting the tomb of Cardinal Hichelieu, he is said to have exclaimed, 'Thou great man ! 1 would have given thee one half of my dominions to learn of thee how to govern the other.' As usual, he engaged many artists to accompany him home, which he reached after seeing Berlin arni...

...aristocracy of France, and made the throne despotic. He embraced the statue with this exclamation, — " Great man, I would have given thee one half of my...dominions, to learn of thee how to govern the other." Before he left Paris, he intimated his desire to see Madame de Maintenon, who was then drawing near...

...despotic. He embraced the statue with this exclamation, — " Great man, 1 would Tiave given fhee one Tialf of my dominions, to learn of thee how to govern the other." Before he left Paris, he intimated his desire to see Madame de Maintenon, who was then iwing near her...

...nowhere more interest than at the grave of Richelieu. " Ah ! thou great man," he said, " I would give one half of my dominions to learn of thee how to govern the other." Meeting Catherine at Amsterdam, he took her with him through Prussia, and they were entertained by...

...nowhere more interest than at the grave of Richelieu. " Ah ! thou great man," he said, " I would give one half of my dominions to learn of thee how to govern the other." Meeting Catherine at Amsterdam, he took her with him through Prussia, and they were entertained by...

...interest than at the grave of Richelieu. " Ah .' thou great man," he said, " I would give one-half of my dominions to learn of thee how to govern the other." Meeting Catherine at Amsterdam, he took her with him through Prussia, and they were entertained by...

...the splendid tomb of Cardinal Richelieu; and after looking attentively at his image, he exclaimed, "Great man! I would have given thee one half of my...dominions to learn of thee how to govern the other half." Peter spent the remaining years of his life in useful reforms and patriotic labours. In 1724, Peter,...

...of Richelieu, and embraced his statue with these words: "Great man, I would have given thee one-half of my dominions to learn of thee how to govern the other." Everywhere, on this tour, he was received with the con,| " sideration and curiosity which his strange...

...nowhere more interest than at the grave of Richelieu. " Ah ! thou great man," he said, " I would give one half of my dominions to learn of thee how to govern the other ! " Meeting Catherine at Amsterdam, he took her with him through Prussia ; and they were entertained...