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Up to the time when Mr. Macaulay , some seven and twenty years ago , remarked in this Journal of the character of Crom- well , that though constantly attacked and scarcely ever defended , it had yet always continued popular with the ...
Up to the time when Mr. Macaulay , some seven and twenty years ago , remarked in this Journal of the character of Crom- well , that though constantly attacked and scarcely ever defended , it had yet always continued popular with the ...
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6 ' continued during three months . ' In addition to the violence and pain to which these villagers were subjected , their women ' were also ill - treated and the kittee applied to their breasts . ' Captain Nelson of Ongole saw four men ...
6 ' continued during three months . ' In addition to the violence and pain to which these villagers were subjected , their women ' were also ill - treated and the kittee applied to their breasts . ' Captain Nelson of Ongole saw four men ...
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Every heap of stones or apparent signal post was examined ; continued inter- course was kept up with the Esquimaux , and through Mr. Miertsching , their excellent interpreter , inquiries the most searching instituted as to any white men ...
Every heap of stones or apparent signal post was examined ; continued inter- course was kept up with the Esquimaux , and through Mr. Miertsching , their excellent interpreter , inquiries the most searching instituted as to any white men ...
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1 Histoire de la République dAngleterre et de Crom | 1 |
Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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