Walker, John Hanson_, 19.
Watteau, Leighton on, 84.
on Leighton, 116.
_Weaving the Wreath_, 32.
_Widow's Prayer, The_, 23.
_Wise and Foolish Virgins, The_, 24, 64.
[1] See pages 103-114.
[2] Letter to William Allingham, May 10th, 1861.
[3] "Athenæum," April, 1864.
Birds in Harvest-time: Moonrise_. See Illustration at p. 112.
[5] This picture was re-sold at Christie's in 1892 for 3,750 guineas.
[6] Sometimes entitled _An Athlete strangling a Python_.
[7] At page 62.
[8] Engraved in the "Magazine of Art," March, 1896.
[9] "Current Art" ("Magazine of Art," May, 1889).
[10] "The Studio," vol. iii.
[11] Reproductions of both of these drawings are given at p. 18.
Birkbeck Hill, D.C.L., LL.D. London, T. Fisher Unwin, 1897.
[13] "La Peinture Anglaise Contemporaine" (Paris, Hachette, 1895).
[14] "Magazine of Art," March, 1896, p. 197.
the Royal Academy of Arts, 1897.
the picture having been painted in Rome.
Academy, under the terms of the Chantrey Bequest.
painted by themselves in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence.
[20] Painted for the house of Mr. Murquand, New York.
Royal Academy, under the terms of the Chantrey Bequest.
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Ages of Discovery &amp; Reformation are there for you to set up your power base and build an economy. Use this time to get your trade in order, monopolize your trade node and set yourself up as the local top dog. In a WC, you should not fight any difficult wars. A difficult war is expensive and takes a while to recover from. If you're asking for advice on how to do a world conquest, you probably don't have the time to recover from a war that brought you to the brink of bankruptcy. Instead jump on would-be difficult wars when you have a massive edge. Take down the ottomans when they're busy with someone else. Take out Spain &amp; GB when they're dealing with new world shenanigans.

Adminstrative efficiency dramatically cuts down the cost of coring a province so you should start taking lots and lots of land without caring how it benefits you only when it becomes available. At the start of the Age of Absolutism rush your absolutism, trigger the court &amp; country and crush the local power and get your full 100 absolutism. After that it's blobbering time.

Besides that, it all depends on what country you're playing as. If you can milk more admin efficiency for your country, you should do so to make blobbing easier. Sardinia-Piedmont gets 5%. So does Prussia. Germany gets 10% and these all can be gotten on the same nation with enough culture shifting and forming nations. Alhambra castle gives you an extra 5%. Combined with 100 absolutism you'll end up with an 85% cost reduction on coring. These modifiers aren't strictly speaking necessary, but if you have them you don't have to push your OE to the max. Same deal with razing as a horde. At the endgame you don't raze to get monarch power. You raze to reduce the OE the land you took gave you.

The other common way of going about a WC is via the HRE route of revoking the privilegia as the emperor and then blobbing with your vassal swarm. At that point OE doesn't really matter, as your vassal swarm does most of the coring. Similar way can be done with a Shogunate WC (very fun for a three mountains run) where you vassalize the entire world as your daimyo. Again, not much coring necessary, just enough to get CBs you can use on your enemies.

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