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... tion of thy infolence and folly ? Thou haft 66 fought fome battles in the woods of Anatolia ; " contemptible trophies ! Thou haft obtained " fome victories over the Chriftians of Europe ; " thy fword was bleffed by the apostle of God ...
... tion of thy infolence and folly ? Thou haft 66 fought fome battles in the woods of Anatolia ; " contemptible trophies ! Thou haft obtained " fome victories over the Chriftians of Europe ; " thy fword was bleffed by the apostle of God ...
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... tion of ten millions of gold ; and animated his cus , troops to chastise the pofterity of thofe Syrians who had executed , or approved , the murder of the grandson of Mahomet . A family which had given honourable burial to the head of ...
... tion of ten millions of gold ; and animated his cus , troops to chastise the pofterity of thofe Syrians who had executed , or approved , the murder of the grandson of Mahomet . A family which had given honourable burial to the head of ...
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... tion , to particular credit in all that concerns Ionia and the islands . Among the nations that resorted to New Phocæa , he mentions the English ( yyλnvos ) ; an early evidence of Mediterranean trade . 77 For the spirit of navigation ...
... tion , to particular credit in all that concerns Ionia and the islands . Among the nations that resorted to New Phocæa , he mentions the English ( yyλnvos ) ; an early evidence of Mediterranean trade . 77 For the spirit of navigation ...
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... ( Mignot , Hift . Ottomans , tom . iii . p . 434. ) . His prefump- tion condemns the fingular exception of continuing offices in the fame family . diffolved LXV . diffolved in the mafs of voluntary and vanquished 58 THE DECLINE AND FALL.
... ( Mignot , Hift . Ottomans , tom . iii . p . 434. ) . His prefump- tion condemns the fingular exception of continuing offices in the fame family . diffolved LXV . diffolved in the mafs of voluntary and vanquished 58 THE DECLINE AND FALL.
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... tion and fupport . When they left the feraglio , and fuffered their beards to grow as the fymbol of enfranchisement , they found themselves in an important office , without faction or friendship , without parents and without heirs ...
... tion and fupport . When they left the feraglio , and fuffered their beards to grow as the fymbol of enfranchisement , they found themselves in an important office , without faction or friendship , without parents and without heirs ...
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