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Pagina 82
... Malta , not only endeavoured to republicanize the Maltese , but to give republican names to the very streets : they , therefore , blotted out the ancient titles , and substituted such as accorded with their political views , and the ...
... Malta , not only endeavoured to republicanize the Maltese , but to give republican names to the very streets : they , therefore , blotted out the ancient titles , and substituted such as accorded with their political views , and the ...
Pagina 83
... Maltese , I shall not pretend to give a particular description , as our communications with them were confined to public ... Malta is the cotton which it pro- duces . It is both white and of a dingy vellow ; but principally of the latter ...
... Maltese , I shall not pretend to give a particular description , as our communications with them were confined to public ... Malta is the cotton which it pro- duces . It is both white and of a dingy vellow ; but principally of the latter ...
Pagina 84
... Malta , and , like the poultry already mentioned , are seen as living attendants at the doors of the houses . The Scripture image of the ox that treadeth out the corn is rea- lized in this island . It is a practice which probably ...
... Malta , and , like the poultry already mentioned , are seen as living attendants at the doors of the houses . The Scripture image of the ox that treadeth out the corn is rea- lized in this island . It is a practice which probably ...
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Poesy Female Picture of | 34 |
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