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... coast of the Adriatic , and the hofpitable republic opened her bofom to foreigners of every climate and religion . Under 27 See Marfigli , Stato Militare dell ' Impero Ottomano , p . 24 . 1 17 the LIV . CHAP . the Byzantine standard ...
... coast of the Adriatic , and the hofpitable republic opened her bofom to foreigners of every climate and religion . Under 27 See Marfigli , Stato Militare dell ' Impero Ottomano , p . 24 . 1 17 the LIV . CHAP . the Byzantine standard ...
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... coast , the Danube was acceffible ; with a fair wind they could reach in thirty - fix or forty hours the oppofite fhores of Anatolia : and Conftantinople admitted the annual vifit of the ftrangers of the North . They returned at the ...
... coast , the Danube was acceffible ; with a fair wind they could reach in thirty - fix or forty hours the oppofite fhores of Anatolia : and Conftantinople admitted the annual vifit of the ftrangers of the North . They returned at the ...
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... coast . We " were few in number , and why were we few ? because , after a tedious expectation of your " arrival , I had difmiffed my host , and retained " only a chofen band of warriors to continue the " blockade of the city . If they ...
... coast . We " were few in number , and why were we few ? because , after a tedious expectation of your " arrival , I had difmiffed my host , and retained " only a chofen band of warriors to continue the " blockade of the city . If they ...
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... coast . They excelled in the arts of fortification and defence ; the Normans were accustomed to ferve on horse- back in the field , and their rude attempts could only fucceed by the efforts of perfevering courage . The refiftance of ...
... coast . They excelled in the arts of fortification and defence ; the Normans were accustomed to ferve on horse- back in the field , and their rude attempts could only fucceed by the efforts of perfevering courage . The refiftance of ...
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... coast , and to fecure an harbour in the neighbourhood of Vallona for the landing of the troops . They paffed and landed without perceiving an enemy ; and this fuccessful experiment difplayed the ne- glect and decay of the naval power of ...
... coast , and to fecure an harbour in the neighbourhood of Vallona for the landing of the troops . They paffed and landed without perceiving an enemy ; and this fuccessful experiment difplayed the ne- glect and decay of the naval power of ...
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