The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 211A. Constable, 1910 |
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Page 158
... Nile's creating , that the great turbid river has brought each ounce of the thirty- foot deep black soil which constitutes Egypt from mountain sides and summits far distant to ... Nile's supremacy , but 158 Jan. The Tyranny of the Nile .
... Nile's creating , that the great turbid river has brought each ounce of the thirty- foot deep black soil which constitutes Egypt from mountain sides and summits far distant to ... Nile's supremacy , but 158 Jan. The Tyranny of the Nile .
Page 159
... Nile . The reader who considers the obvious and easily discussed fact of the Nile's function in Egypt in this sense , who considers it , that is to say , in its relation to the Egyptian people and to Egyptian history , will see that the ...
... Nile . The reader who considers the obvious and easily discussed fact of the Nile's function in Egypt in this sense , who considers it , that is to say , in its relation to the Egyptian people and to Egyptian history , will see that the ...
Page 161
... Nile is freighted , it is small wonder that those who live along its banks should be on the look - out for a share in it , and be quick to grab and guard it as soon as it comes within reach . Nevertheless the thought we had in our mind ...
... Nile is freighted , it is small wonder that those who live along its banks should be on the look - out for a share in it , and be quick to grab and guard it as soon as it comes within reach . Nevertheless the thought we had in our mind ...
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1 Industrial Efficiency A comparative study | 1 |
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