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... observed , " enriched themselves by com- merce , fortified themselves by alliance , and acquired empires by conquest . The views of a nation could not always be the same ; they extended with its opulence and prosperity . Portugal was at ...
... observed , " enriched themselves by com- merce , fortified themselves by alliance , and acquired empires by conquest . The views of a nation could not always be the same ; they extended with its opulence and prosperity . Portugal was at ...
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... observed that in the Psalms , the heavens are said to be extended like a hide , * that is , according to commentators , the curtain or covering of a tent , which , among the ancient pastoral nations , was formed of the hides of animals ...
... observed that in the Psalms , the heavens are said to be extended like a hide , * that is , according to commentators , the curtain or covering of a tent , which , among the ancient pastoral nations , was formed of the hides of animals ...
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... observed it attentively for three days , and found that the variation increased as he advanced . He at first made no mention of this phenomenon , knowing how ready his people were to take alarm , but it soon attracted the attention of ...
... observed it attentively for three days , and found that the variation increased as he advanced . He at first made no mention of this phenomenon , knowing how ready his people were to take alarm , but it soon attracted the attention of ...
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