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Pagina 110
... TRINCOMALEE , like other little places which owe their existence to naval and military exigencies , died without any audible expostulation when , on the 1st of January 1905 , its fine harbour , forts , dockyard and associated buildings ...
... TRINCOMALEE , like other little places which owe their existence to naval and military exigencies , died without any audible expostulation when , on the 1st of January 1905 , its fine harbour , forts , dockyard and associated buildings ...
Pagina 114
... Trincomalee dwindled to no more than a little fishing - village . In 1622 the Dutch seized the temple promontory from the Portuguese , and used the old stones from the ruins to build a fort as a safeguard against attack by other ...
... Trincomalee dwindled to no more than a little fishing - village . In 1622 the Dutch seized the temple promontory from the Portuguese , and used the old stones from the ruins to build a fort as a safeguard against attack by other ...
Pagina 120
... Trincomalee is no more . Yet occidental influence is undiminished ; in spite of the direction of its govern- ment by the Sinhalese themselves . European domination is finished . Either by conquest or in the course of normal events the ...
... Trincomalee is no more . Yet occidental influence is undiminished ; in spite of the direction of its govern- ment by the Sinhalese themselves . European domination is finished . Either by conquest or in the course of normal events the ...
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BY RALPH ARNOLD | 1 |
SUMMIT CONFERENCE BY CHARLES CHENEVIX TRENCH | 42 |
THE HARBINGER BY E H EVANS | 97 |
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