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... Barbarians . A.D. 680 Emigration of the Bulgarians goo Croats or Sclavonians of Dalmatia 640-1017 . Firft Kingdom of the Bulgarians . Page 195 198 199 884 Emigration of the Turks or Hungarians 203 Their Fennic Origin 206 900 Tactics and ...
... Barbarians . A.D. 680 Emigration of the Bulgarians goo Croats or Sclavonians of Dalmatia 640-1017 . Firft Kingdom of the Bulgarians . Page 195 198 199 884 Emigration of the Turks or Hungarians 203 Their Fennic Origin 206 900 Tactics and ...
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... Barbarians of Eu- rope might juftly tremble at the precipitate fall of the Gothic monarchy . In this inquiry I fhall un- fold the events that refcued our ancestors of Bri- tain , and our neighbours of Gaul , from the civil and religious ...
... Barbarians of Eu- rope might juftly tremble at the precipitate fall of the Gothic monarchy . In this inquiry I fhall un- fold the events that refcued our ancestors of Bri- tain , and our neighbours of Gaul , from the civil and religious ...
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... Barbarians . They fhould be told that the mystery of the Greek fire had been revealed by an angel to the first and greatest of the Conftantines , with a facred injunction , that this gift of heaven , this peculiar bleffing of the Ro ...
... Barbarians . They fhould be told that the mystery of the Greek fire had been revealed by an angel to the first and greatest of the Conftantines , with a facred injunction , that this gift of heaven , this peculiar bleffing of the Ro ...
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... Barbarians of the Eaft . Wars of Harun al Rafhid Romans , A. D. 781-805 . In the bloody conflict of the Ommiades and Abbaffides , the Greeks had ftolen the opportunity against the of avenging their wrongs and enlarging their limits ...
... Barbarians of the Eaft . Wars of Harun al Rafhid Romans , A. D. 781-805 . In the bloody conflict of the Ommiades and Abbaffides , the Greeks had ftolen the opportunity against the of avenging their wrongs and enlarging their limits ...
Side 54
... Barbarians . Reftore therefore the fruits of ઠંડ your injuftice , or abide the determination of the fword . " At these words the ambaffadors cat a bundle of fwords before the foot of the throne . The caliph fmiled at the menace , and ...
... Barbarians . Reftore therefore the fruits of ઠંડ your injuftice , or abide the determination of the fword . " At these words the ambaffadors cat a bundle of fwords before the foot of the throne . The caliph fmiled at the menace , and ...
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