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He adds that his collections refer especially to a period of history wherein their particular neighbourhood was much concerned , and the interest of which will not soon pass away . Mr. Bankes so speaks of the civil wars of the ...
He adds that his collections refer especially to a period of history wherein their particular neighbourhood was much concerned , and the interest of which will not soon pass away . Mr. Bankes so speaks of the civil wars of the ...
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It is fair , there- fore , to conclude , looking back to a period when the sea washed the base of the Himalaya in the upper part of the Punjab , that at that period a very different state of atmospheric circumstances prevailed from that ...
It is fair , there- fore , to conclude , looking back to a period when the sea washed the base of the Himalaya in the upper part of the Punjab , that at that period a very different state of atmospheric circumstances prevailed from that ...
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period from Rhameses to Trajan , Egypt was not only rich and powerful , but was the great commercial emporium between the East and the West , and would undoubtedly have preserved this canal in a state of efficiency had not the ...
period from Rhameses to Trajan , Egypt was not only rich and powerful , but was the great commercial emporium between the East and the West , and would undoubtedly have preserved this canal in a state of efficiency had not the ...
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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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