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... those rivers , the camp of the intrepid Eudes , who had formed a fecond army , and fuftained a fecond defeat , fo fatal to the Christians , that , according to their fad confeffion , God alone could reckon the number of the flain . The ...
... those rivers , the camp of the intrepid Eudes , who had formed a fecond army , and fuftained a fecond defeat , fo fatal to the Christians , that , according to their fad confeffion , God alone could reckon the number of the flain . The ...
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... those voluntary cham- pions who had crowded to the ftandard of Abu- beker and Omar for the hopes of spoil and of paradise . tion of among the A. D. 754 , Arabians , & c . 813 , & c . Under the reign of the Ommiades , the ftudies ...
... those voluntary cham- pions who had crowded to the ftandard of Abu- beker and Omar for the hopes of spoil and of paradise . tion of among the A. D. 754 , Arabians , & c . 813 , & c . Under the reign of the Ommiades , the ftudies ...
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... those of progrefs Europe , the far greater part of the innumerable volumes were poffeffed only of local value or ima- ginary merit " . The fhelves were crowded with orators and poets , whose style was adapted to the taste and manners of ...
... those of progrefs Europe , the far greater part of the innumerable volumes were poffeffed only of local value or ima- ginary merit " . The fhelves were crowded with orators and poets , whose style was adapted to the taste and manners of ...
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... those of Cufa , his mathematicians accurately measured a degree of the great circle of the earth , and determined at twenty - four thousand miles the entire circumference of our globe " . From the reign of the Abbaffides to that of the ...
... those of Cufa , his mathematicians accurately measured a degree of the great circle of the earth , and determined at twenty - four thousand miles the entire circumference of our globe " . From the reign of the Abbaffides to that of the ...
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... Those who escaped from fhipwreck and hunger , neither found nor deserved mercy at the hands of their implacable purfuers . The fword and the gibbet reduced the dangerous multitude of captives ; and the remainder was more usefully ...
... Those who escaped from fhipwreck and hunger , neither found nor deserved mercy at the hands of their implacable purfuers . The fword and the gibbet reduced the dangerous multitude of captives ; and the remainder was more usefully ...
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