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Side 45
... effect that the firman for establishing Christian evidence on an equality with Mussulman throughout the Turkish empire is complete , " and had been sanc- tioned by the Sultan . In the course of his speech , he made a forcible statement ...
... effect that the firman for establishing Christian evidence on an equality with Mussulman throughout the Turkish empire is complete , " and had been sanc- tioned by the Sultan . In the course of his speech , he made a forcible statement ...
Side 368
... effect the two great principles of fortification so earnestly contended for by our countryman , Mr. James Fergus- son , who had , long before this , shown that , by using only earth for ramparts and mounting in them an overwhelming ...
... effect the two great principles of fortification so earnestly contended for by our countryman , Mr. James Fergus- son , who had , long before this , shown that , by using only earth for ramparts and mounting in them an overwhelming ...
Side 438
... effect that the nature of the proposal depended upon a third party , from whom he expected something , and that he ... effect an insurance on the life of the deceased for 9991. 19s . , for a period of five years . No assurance followed ...
... effect that the nature of the proposal depended upon a third party , from whom he expected something , and that he ... effect an insurance on the life of the deceased for 9991. 19s . , for a period of five years . No assurance followed ...
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