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... traveller : but the magnificence of Berlin afforded an ample compensa- tion for all the delay and inconvenience ... travellers in competi tion with considerations of general policy . - Having calculated on crossing the combined armies ...
... traveller : but the magnificence of Berlin afforded an ample compensa- tion for all the delay and inconvenience ... travellers in competi tion with considerations of general policy . - Having calculated on crossing the combined armies ...
Pagina 91
... traveller . But during this period a mass of successive evidence has defeated the unbelievers . Hadgi Hamid having conducted several caravans , and being always paid in kind according to a fixed rate , by certain proportions of the ...
... traveller . But during this period a mass of successive evidence has defeated the unbelievers . Hadgi Hamid having conducted several caravans , and being always paid in kind according to a fixed rate , by certain proportions of the ...
Pagina 337
... traveller ; and that much remains to be explained before the public can be enabled to form an accurate estimate of the nature of that part of Southern Africa . The object of former travellers has been , according to him , rather to ...
... traveller ; and that much remains to be explained before the public can be enabled to form an accurate estimate of the nature of that part of Southern Africa . The object of former travellers has been , according to him , rather to ...
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Relation of the Siege of Tarragona | 53 |
Retreat Description | 60 |
Liberality and Prejudice | 66 |
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