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... Circassians inhabits more the advanced parts of mount Caucasus , and spreads into the contiguous beautiful plain , whence it has expelled or subju- gated the former natives . - The Circassians are a species of knights , observing a ...
... Circassians inhabits more the advanced parts of mount Caucasus , and spreads into the contiguous beautiful plain , whence it has expelled or subju- gated the former natives . - The Circassians are a species of knights , observing a ...
Pagina 486
... Circassians is known under the title of the larger and smaller Kabarda . The Kabardinians hold themselves to be of Arab origin : — perhaps they are the remains of the armies , formerly sent by the Chalifs against Caucasus . Others ...
... Circassians is known under the title of the larger and smaller Kabarda . The Kabardinians hold themselves to be of Arab origin : — perhaps they are the remains of the armies , formerly sent by the Chalifs against Caucasus . Others ...
Pagina 490
... Circassians . The next heir or nearest in blood , even though at the time he be a child , must take vengeance either openly or by guile , for the murder of a kinsman , if he will not be expelled from society . The price of blood is ...
... Circassians . The next heir or nearest in blood , even though at the time he be a child , must take vengeance either openly or by guile , for the murder of a kinsman , if he will not be expelled from society . The price of blood is ...
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