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... Turkish tongue , and his veracity in his own . " For , " observes Mr. Thornton ( after inflicting on us the tough participle of a Turkish verb ) , " it means nothing more than Suleyman the eater , ' and quite cashiers the supplementary ...
... Turkish tongue , and his veracity in his own . " For , " observes Mr. Thornton ( after inflicting on us the tough participle of a Turkish verb ) , " it means nothing more than Suleyman the eater , ' and quite cashiers the supplementary ...
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... Turks and Turkey ; since it is possible to live amongst them twenty years without acquiring information , at least ... Turkish provincial Aga , or Moslem country gentleman . It is not meant here to designate the governors of towns , but ...
... Turks and Turkey ; since it is possible to live amongst them twenty years without acquiring information , at least ... Turkish provincial Aga , or Moslem country gentleman . It is not meant here to designate the governors of towns , but ...
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... Turkish press , and books printed on the late military institution of the Nizam Gedidd ) ; nor have I heard whether ... Turks are ignorant bigots , when they thus evince the exact pro- portion of Christian charity which is tolerated in ...
... Turkish press , and books printed on the late military institution of the Nizam Gedidd ) ; nor have I heard whether ... Turks are ignorant bigots , when they thus evince the exact pro- portion of Christian charity which is tolerated in ...
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