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... enemies the feeds of division and decay . Firft fiege of Con- Forty - fix years after the flight of Mahomet from Mecca , his difciples appeared in arms under the ple by the walls of Conftantinople ' . They were animated ftantino- Arabs ...
... enemies the feeds of division and decay . Firft fiege of Con- Forty - fix years after the flight of Mahomet from Mecca , his difciples appeared in arms under the ple by the walls of Conftantinople ' . They were animated ftantino- Arabs ...
Side 4
... enemy , the minifter of Conftan- tine was occupied , like that of Muftapha , in finding two Canary birds , who should fing precifely the fame note . their LII . their magazine of spoil and provisions . So 4 THE DECLINE AND FALL.
... enemy , the minifter of Conftan- tine was occupied , like that of Muftapha , in finding two Canary birds , who should fing precifely the fame note . their LII . their magazine of spoil and provisions . So 4 THE DECLINE AND FALL.
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... enemies of the Koran . His memory was revered ; but the place of his burial was neglected and unknown , during a period of feven hundred and eighty years , till the conqueft of Conftantinople by Mahomet the fecond . A seasonable vision ...
... enemies of the Koran . His memory was revered ; but the place of his burial was neglected and unknown , during a period of feven hundred and eighty years , till the conqueft of Conftantinople by Mahomet the fecond . A seasonable vision ...
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... enemy , the cypress timber that had . been hewn in mount Libanus , and was piled along the fea - fhore of Phoenicia , for the fervice of the Egyptian fleet . This generous enterprife was de- feated by the cowardice or treachery of the ...
... enemy , the cypress timber that had . been hewn in mount Libanus , and was piled along the fea - fhore of Phoenicia , for the fervice of the Egyptian fleet . This generous enterprife was de- feated by the cowardice or treachery of the ...
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... enemy , the em- peror had thrown afide the chain that usually guarded the entrance of the harbour ; but while they hesitated whether they should feize the oppor- tunity , or apprehend the fnare , the ministers of de- struction were at ...
... enemy , the em- peror had thrown afide the chain that usually guarded the entrance of the harbour ; but while they hesitated whether they should feize the oppor- tunity , or apprehend the fnare , the ministers of de- struction were at ...
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