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... arms , that any boundary fhould confine the dominion of the fucceffor of the prophet . The confidence of foldiers and fanatics may indeed be excufed , fince the calm hiftorian of the prefent hour , who strives to follow the rapid courfe ...
... arms , that any boundary fhould confine the dominion of the fucceffor of the prophet . The confidence of foldiers and fanatics may indeed be excufed , fince the calm hiftorian of the prefent hour , who strives to follow the rapid courfe ...
Side 4
... arms to the more easy attempts of plundering the European and Afiatic coafts of the Propontis ; and , after keeping the fea from the month of April to that of September , on the approach of winter they retreated fourfcore miles from the ...
... arms to the more easy attempts of plundering the European and Afiatic coafts of the Propontis ; and , after keeping the fea from the month of April to that of September , on the approach of winter they retreated fourfcore miles from the ...
Side 6
... arms , and Peace and caft a momentary fhade over the glories of the Sa- racens . The Greek ambassador was favourably re- ceived at Damafcus , in a general council of the emirs or Koreish : a peace , or truce , of thirty years was ...
... arms , and Peace and caft a momentary fhade over the glories of the Sa- racens . The Greek ambassador was favourably re- ceived at Damafcus , in a general council of the emirs or Koreish : a peace , or truce , of thirty years was ...
Side 7
... arms and policy of Abdalmalek , he disclaimed a badge of fervitude not lefs injurious to his confcience than to his pride : he difcontinued the payment of the tri- bute ; and the refentment of the Greeks was dif abled from action by the ...
... arms and policy of Abdalmalek , he disclaimed a badge of fervitude not lefs injurious to his confcience than to his pride : he difcontinued the payment of the tri- bute ; and the refentment of the Greeks was dif abled from action by the ...
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... arms were tranfported , for the first time , from Afia to Europe . From thence , wheeling round the Thracian cities of the Propontis , Moflemah in- vefted Conftantinople on the land fide , furrounded his camp with a ditch and rampart ...
... arms were tranfported , for the first time , from Afia to Europe . From thence , wheeling round the Thracian cities of the Propontis , Moflemah in- vefted Conftantinople on the land fide , furrounded his camp with a ditch and rampart ...
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