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rienced a severe and unmerited fate , to which England was an unwilling and unconscious accessary ; but it was necessary for the peace of the country that one of the parties should abandon it — that lot , after a perfidious massacre on ...
rienced a severe and unmerited fate , to which England was an unwilling and unconscious accessary ; but it was necessary for the peace of the country that one of the parties should abandon it — that lot , after a perfidious massacre on ...
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suade him from the attempt , assuring him that he and his party would all be destroyed ; and the boundary of the French expedition in Egypt was marked on a granite rock a little above the Cataracts . ' The pillage and desolation and ...
suade him from the attempt , assuring him that he and his party would all be destroyed ; and the boundary of the French expedition in Egypt was marked on a granite rock a little above the Cataracts . ' The pillage and desolation and ...
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The party consisted of Mr. Legh , Mr. Smelt , the American interpreter , an Abyssinian merchant of the name of Fadlallah , and three of their boat's crew , Barâbras , whom they had brought from the Cataracts . Having wandered about four ...
The party consisted of Mr. Legh , Mr. Smelt , the American interpreter , an Abyssinian merchant of the name of Fadlallah , and three of their boat's crew , Barâbras , whom they had brought from the Cataracts . Having wandered about four ...
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We formed therefore a party of six ; each was to be preceded by a guide -our torches were lighted - one of the Arabs led the way , -and I followed him . • We crept for seven or eight yards through an opening at the bottom of the pit ...
We formed therefore a party of six ; each was to be preceded by a guide -our torches were lighted - one of the Arabs led the way , -and I followed him . • We crept for seven or eight yards through an opening at the bottom of the pit ...
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We are disposed to welcome this remarkable coincidence of conclusions from opposite premises , in the case of the party which has taken the wrong premises , as a signal instance of of the power of a well regulated mind over an 50 Oct.
We are disposed to welcome this remarkable coincidence of conclusions from opposite premises , in the case of the party which has taken the wrong premises , as a signal instance of of the power of a well regulated mind over an 50 Oct.
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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 | J. Murray, 1817 |
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