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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «TEUTONISATION»
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Teutonisation nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
Teutonisation e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
It is only where the process of Teutonisation is comparatively modern that we can
make quite sure of such cases ; but there can be little doubt that similar ingenious
blunders must have played a great part in changing Welsh into English names ...
William Makepeace Thackeray,
1881
... 1770, at Lud- wigsburg, as Chapel-master to th» Duke of Wiirtemberg; and this
long stay in Germany, though not longer than that of many another Italian
composer, gave rise to the legend that his style underwent I a process of
Teutonisation.
3
The Whirlpool of Europe: Austria-Hungary and the Habsburgs
... among the Slav peoples, the Czechs are pre-eminent. Since the beginning of
her history Bohemia has struggled against Teutonic influence, and for a time it
seemed that she had struggled in vain. The process of Teutonisation was
insidious.
Archibald Ross Colquhoun, Mrs. Ethel Maud Cookson Colquhoun,
1914
4
Studies of the Eighteenth Century in Italy
... and this long stay in Germany, though not longer than that of many another
Italian composer, gave rise to the legend that his style underwent a process of
Teutonisation. When he returned to Italy, the Italians seem to have looked on him
with ...
5
That which hath wings: a novel of the day
... British territory, the solution of the Great German Race Problem, in the
transformation of the United Kingdom into a German dependency, — the
annexation of India and the British Colonies — and the forcible Teutonisation of
the hated race.
6
The Nineteenth Century and After
OU (Benjamin), Mr. Chamber- X Iain's Scheme, 839-863 Taylor (Miss Ida), Lion-
hunteri and Lady Carlisle, 486-494 Technical college in London, 348-349
Terrestrial disturbances and solar spots, 766-704 Teutonisation of North
Schleswig, ...
... upon school rules: that is, as so many commands issued for the very purpose
of annoyance, and as a kind of perpetual challenge to the exercise of ingenuity in
undetected disobedience or evasion. Harry East before his Teutonisation by ...
Mr. Freeman and Canon Stubbs have proved their point as to the thorough
Teutonisation of Southern Britain by the English invaders. Though it may be true
that much Welsh blood survived in England, especially amongst the servile class,
yet it ...
I make this statement not to belittle the Puritan element or to criticise its rigidity,
nor do I believe that the result is a Teutonisation of the Yankee. It is very fortunate
that the basis of our national life is dominated by the religious rigidity, the ...
10
Knowledge...: A Monthly Record of Science
Thus, the English occupation was really, to a great extent, rather a mere
Teutonisation of Britain than an extermination of the original Britons. The light
Aryan stock, no doubt, received a large accession of strength ; but the dark
Euskarian stock ...