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Page 168
... reader will find nothing that can greatly in- terest him . Among the monarchs with which the Chilligi tribe fur- nished Delhi , Alla , an usurper , alone attracts our regard by his able and successful administration . The successive in ...
... reader will find nothing that can greatly in- terest him . Among the monarchs with which the Chilligi tribe fur- nished Delhi , Alla , an usurper , alone attracts our regard by his able and successful administration . The successive in ...
Page 411
... reader will scarcely believe the labour it has cost us ! ' — The Dictionary of Calmet corrected , enlarged , and improved ; Fragments , very numerous , Supplement in four parts ( only ) , Scripture illustrated by means of Natural ...
... reader will scarcely believe the labour it has cost us ! ' — The Dictionary of Calmet corrected , enlarged , and improved ; Fragments , very numerous , Supplement in four parts ( only ) , Scripture illustrated by means of Natural ...
Page 433
... reader an idea of the different divisions of Greece and the islands con- tiguous to it . A small map is also subjoined ; and we doubt not that the work will be an useful and desirable aid to youth in acquiring a knowlege of the elements ...
... reader an idea of the different divisions of Greece and the islands con- tiguous to it . A small map is also subjoined ; and we doubt not that the work will be an useful and desirable aid to youth in acquiring a knowlege of the elements ...
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