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The few days passed by Mr . Legh at Essouan were employed in visiting the
islands of Elephantina , Philæ , and the Cataracts . Elephantina ( he says ) is
celebrated for its beauty , and certainly contains within itself every thing to make it
one of ...
The few days passed by Mr . Legh at Essouan were employed in visiting the
islands of Elephantina , Philæ , and the Cataracts . Elephantina ( he says ) is
celebrated for its beauty , and certainly contains within itself every thing to make it
one of ...
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At Guerfeh Hassan , nine miles below Dakki , they found an excavated temple “
that far surpassed any thing they had witnessed above or below Essouan , and
was indeed a stupendous monument of the labour bestowed by the ancients on ...
At Guerfeh Hassan , nine miles below Dakki , they found an excavated temple “
that far surpassed any thing they had witnessed above or below Essouan , and
was indeed a stupendous monument of the labour bestowed by the ancients on ...
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Poncet has given his route from Moscho to Kortie , through Dongola ; but these
places are farther to the southward : besides , Poncet disdained to look at any
thing but gold and silver and precious stones , and Christian churches and
apostolic ...
Poncet has given his route from Moscho to Kortie , through Dongola ; but these
places are farther to the southward : besides , Poncet disdained to look at any
thing but gold and silver and precious stones , and Christian churches and
apostolic ...
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One thing , indeed , we learn from all this , that Mr . Phillips ' s countrymen aphe
has published every frantic speech he ... chaplains who had preached a flowery
sermon on all things but religion — that if Mr . Phillips in his pleadings had only ...
One thing , indeed , we learn from all this , that Mr . Phillips ' s countrymen aphe
has published every frantic speech he ... chaplains who had preached a flowery
sermon on all things but religion — that if Mr . Phillips in his pleadings had only ...
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But as the world , and almost every thing in it , are capable of being abused by
man , whose corrupt propensities are continually leading him to poison the
sources of his own happiness , it seems to follow that such a world , created for
the use ...
But as the world , and almost every thing in it , are capable of being abused by
man , whose corrupt propensities are continually leading him to poison the
sources of his own happiness , it seems to follow that such a world , created for
the use ...
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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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