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I am no stranger to the regrets expressed by the French army of Egypt , for the noble character , the skilful talents and amiable qualities of Kleber , for the justice blended with sagacity , the firmness blended with moderation , still ...
I am no stranger to the regrets expressed by the French army of Egypt , for the noble character , the skilful talents and amiable qualities of Kleber , for the justice blended with sagacity , the firmness blended with moderation , still ...
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Noble and generous traits are often seen to adorn their character . They are given to hospitality , and true to their engagements . A grand idea of what man was , in his primative state , may be formed from contemplating the stamina of ...
Noble and generous traits are often seen to adorn their character . They are given to hospitality , and true to their engagements . A grand idea of what man was , in his primative state , may be formed from contemplating the stamina of ...
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Disguised , as he seems to have been , by the published report of his travels , this scheme might have been possible , the assumption of a religious character affording many facilities to his enterprize , though highly dangerous in case ...
Disguised , as he seems to have been , by the published report of his travels , this scheme might have been possible , the assumption of a religious character affording many facilities to his enterprize , though highly dangerous in case ...
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Narrative of the Sufferings and Adventures of Henderick Portenger | 1 |
Travels of M Burckhardt in Egypt and Nubia | 1 |
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