The Foreign quarterly review [ed. by J.G. Cochrane]., Volumen19John George Cochrane 1837 |
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... . He enjoyed the occasions of collecting information and making observations on the manners and condition of the original inhabitants , which VOL . XIX . NO . XXXVII . B are always attendant on a sudden and successful invasion ,
... . He enjoyed the occasions of collecting information and making observations on the manners and condition of the original inhabitants , which VOL . XIX . NO . XXXVII . B are always attendant on a sudden and successful invasion ,
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... observations , he obtained much information from the natives , and particularly from an Algerine Jew named Salomon , who often accompanied him in his excursions . Salomon had travelled much in Barbary , spoke French extremely well , and ...
... observations , he obtained much information from the natives , and particularly from an Algerine Jew named Salomon , who often accompanied him in his excursions . Salomon had travelled much in Barbary , spoke French extremely well , and ...
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... observations which still prevail among the lower orders of the Catholic population of Ireland . Prince Pückler - Muskau tells a story of a marabout buried among the ruins near Cape Matifou , which we are tempted to give , as a very fair ...
... observations which still prevail among the lower orders of the Catholic population of Ireland . Prince Pückler - Muskau tells a story of a marabout buried among the ruins near Cape Matifou , which we are tempted to give , as a very fair ...
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... observed . A little before El Ibra- him , where the French posted themselves after having gained the first battle , the country changes its aspect , and exhibits an abrupt country luxuriously covered with trees , thickets , and loftier ...
... observed . A little before El Ibra- him , where the French posted themselves after having gained the first battle , the country changes its aspect , and exhibits an abrupt country luxuriously covered with trees , thickets , and loftier ...
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... observed the same thing in the mountains of Sumata and Beni - Menad ; but in the tribe of Beni - Sala , which we sacked , the huts were joined four or five together , forming a rectangle with a court in the middle ; that through which ...
... observed the same thing in the mountains of Sumata and Beni - Menad ; but in the tribe of Beni - Sala , which we sacked , the huts were joined four or five together , forming a rectangle with a court in the middle ; that through which ...
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