Chapter

 1 Pro,1|           sacred; so that, in his view, Lorenzo in subjugating
 2 1,3  |         having a religious end in view, had a political object
 3 2,2  |         make encroachments with a view to an attack, on the seas
 4 3,1  |          no longer had any end in view but that which his uncle
 5 3,1  |         been seen in Rome. With a view to checking the rumours
 6 3,4  | astonishing abundance; and with a view to extending the general
 7 4,1  |     usurped by Aragon; and with a view to reconciling Charles to
 8 6,2  |          Fornovo, one could get a view, as we said before, of the
 9 6,2  |        Germany took quite another view. As their masters had no
10 6,2  |        only been asked for with a view to putting the French army
11 6,3  |          Charles had used, with a view to attacking his rear. Lastly,
12 6,4  |          horses so worn out. This view was adopted in spite of
13 7,2  |         shall see later, with the view of serving as a new instrument
14 8,3  |          up to his middle, with a view to complete exposure before
15 10,1 |         followed Louis XII with a view to playing his part in the
16 10,2 |           his arrangements with a view to it, and placing a battery
17 11,5 |         parley with Caesar with a view to capitulation. Caesar,
18 12,2 |         brought them round to his view, he sent out to demand a
19 12,4 |       several days, partly with a view of making the duke known
20 13,2 |    compromising his master with a view to his own private interest,
21 14,3 |          it was exposed to public view; but the body had become