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... island was seen forming . By successive addi- tions , continued for near four months , it made a junction with that produced in June . It was named the Black Island , from the colour of its soil . It is nearly twice as large as the ...
... island was seen forming . By successive addi- tions , continued for near four months , it made a junction with that produced in June . It was named the Black Island , from the colour of its soil . It is nearly twice as large as the ...
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... island , made large plantations of sugar- canes ; which must have been extremely beneficial in a situa tion so near to Europe . Since the disastrous epoch , however , at which the Turks became masters of Cyprus , the inhabitants ...
... island , made large plantations of sugar- canes ; which must have been extremely beneficial in a situa tion so near to Europe . Since the disastrous epoch , however , at which the Turks became masters of Cyprus , the inhabitants ...
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... Island of Cyprus ought , perhaps , to have pre- ceded that of Egypt . The French would there have found abund ant means of subsistence , and in the Greeks , by whom it is inhabited , zealous partisans , friends who would have welcomed ...
... Island of Cyprus ought , perhaps , to have pre- ceded that of Egypt . The French would there have found abund ant means of subsistence , and in the Greeks , by whom it is inhabited , zealous partisans , friends who would have welcomed ...
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