43 examples of radetzky in sentences
It was at the beginning of the present session of Parliament that I had occasion to foretell before your Lordships the speedy discomfiture of the then monarch of Sardinia by the victorious troops of Marshal Radetzky.
Marshal Radetzky, however, acted a merciful part, and was wiser in so doing than if he had justifiably acted with greater severity.
Then there was more of negotiation, although one would have thought that, when Radetzky stopped in the full career of victory, there would have been an end of all resistance on the part of Sardinia.
Though an Italian liberal, and unquestionably honest in his patriotic intentions, he was virtually an ally of Radetzky.
He would have become the hero of the great political movement which his country had inaugurated, and his sword would have outweighed the batons of Radetzky and Paskevitsch.
Half Europe revolutionized,France a republic, Vienna in a blaze, Hungary in arms, Radetzky driven out of Milan, a Piedmontese army in Lombardy,there was more than enough to turn the heads of the Seven Sages of Greece.
© 7Apr41; A152227. Bertita Harding, Countess Radetzky (W); 10Apr68; R433485.
RADETZKY, COUNTESS.
SEE Radetzky, Bertita Harding, Countess.
RADETZKY, BERTITA HARDING, COUNTESS.
Bertita Harding, Countess Radetzky (A); 3Jun68; R436827. Hungarian rhapsody; the portrait of an actress, by Bertita Harding.
Bertita Harding (Countess Radetzky) (A); 19Feb68; R430670.
Radetzky march.
Radetzky march.
HARDING, BERTITA. SEE Radetzky, Bertita Harding, Countess.
RADETZKY, BERTITA HARDING, COUNTESS.
© 25Sep39; A132376. Bertita Harding, Countess Radetzky (A); 10Jul67; R413483. RADIN, MAX. Manners and morals of business.
© 7Apr41; A152227. Bertita Harding, Countess Radetzky (W); 10Apr68; R433485.
RADETZKY, COUNTESS.
SEE Radetzky, Bertita Harding, Countess.
RADETZKY, BERTITA HARDING, COUNTESS.
Bertita Harding, Countess Radetzky (A); 3Jun68; R436827. Hungarian rhapsody; the portrait of an actress, by Bertita Harding.
Bertita Harding (Countess Radetzky) (A); 19Feb68; R430670.
Grillparzer firmly disapproved the disintegrating tendencies of the revolution of 1848, and uttered his sense of the duty of loyal coöperation under the Habsburgs in a spirited poem, To Field-Marshal Count Radetzky.
To be sure, the poet became conspicuous once more with his poem to Radetzky in 1848; in 1851 Heinrich Laube, recently appointed director of the Hofburgtheater, instituted a kind of Grillparzer revival; and belated honors brought some solace to his old age.
