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... so very little known , would have greatly enhanced the value of the work ; but -
non omnia possumus omnes — and when we find Englishinen of rank , of family
and of fortune , foregoing all the pleasures within their reach , for a voluntary ...
... so very little known , would have greatly enhanced the value of the work ; but -
non omnia possumus omnes — and when we find Englishinen of rank , of family
and of fortune , foregoing all the pleasures within their reach , for a voluntary ...
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It did reach Alexandria while they were in Upper Egypt and carried off one half of
its inhabitants , who , before this dreadful visitation , had dwindled down to about
12 , 000 souls . New Alexandria , ' says Norden , ' may justly be looked on as a ...
It did reach Alexandria while they were in Upper Egypt and carried off one half of
its inhabitants , who , before this dreadful visitation , had dwindled down to about
12 , 000 souls . New Alexandria , ' says Norden , ' may justly be looked on as a ...
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... Upper Egypt , received them with civility and attention . On the 28th , they
reached Gaw - el - Kebir , the ancient Antæopolis , where the portico of the
temple is still standing , and conA 4 sists , sists of three rows , each of six columns
; 1816 .
... Upper Egypt , received them with civility and attention . On the 28th , they
reached Gaw - el - Kebir , the ancient Antæopolis , where the portico of the
temple is still standing , and conA 4 sists , sists of three rows , each of six columns
; 1816 .
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... and on the 11th February reached Essouan , having performed a journey of
600 miles from Cairo , on the thirtieth day from their departure — a rate of
travelling not exactly calculated for examining fully and accurately so interesting
a country ...
... and on the 11th February reached Essouan , having performed a journey of
600 miles from Cairo , on the thirtieth day from their departure — a rate of
travelling not exactly calculated for examining fully and accurately so interesting
a country ...
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They rode through scattered plantations of date trees among which were
interspersed a number of mud huts , till they reached the house of the chief ,
distinguished only by being built of brick , and consisting of two stories . The
natives , many ...
They rode through scattered plantations of date trees among which were
interspersed a number of mud huts , till they reached the house of the chief ,
distinguished only by being built of brick , and consisting of two stories . The
natives , many ...
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen16 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1817 |
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