The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... Algiers and Algeria , before we proceed to give a rapid sketch of the earlier and later history of this part of the African coast , and speculate on the proba- ble destinies of this French settlement on a Mohammedan shore . When the ...
... Algiers and Algeria , before we proceed to give a rapid sketch of the earlier and later history of this part of the African coast , and speculate on the proba- ble destinies of this French settlement on a Mohammedan shore . When the ...
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... Algiers which was familiar to the last generation does not begin till after 1500. Our attention is now called to two Moslem races , the Moors and the Turks , who have a far closer connex- ion than the Arabs with our usual notion of Algiers ...
... Algiers which was familiar to the last generation does not begin till after 1500. Our attention is now called to two Moslem races , the Moors and the Turks , who have a far closer connex- ion than the Arabs with our usual notion of Algiers ...
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... Algiers . In 1655 Blake was more successful ; all the English captives were set at liberty , and Cromwell opened Par- liament in the following year with the an- nouncement that peace had been concluded with the profane ' nations . Other ...
... Algiers . In 1655 Blake was more successful ; all the English captives were set at liberty , and Cromwell opened Par- liament in the following year with the an- nouncement that peace had been concluded with the profane ' nations . Other ...
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