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Oliver Goldsmith sir James Prior. LETTER II . ARRIVAL OF THE CHINESE IN LONDON . - HIS MOTIVES FOR THE JOUR- NEY . - DESCRIPTION OF THE STREETS AND HOUSES . From Lien Chi Altangi to **** , Merchant in Amsterdam . LONDON . FRIEND OF MY ...
Oliver Goldsmith sir James Prior. LETTER II . ARRIVAL OF THE CHINESE IN LONDON . - HIS MOTIVES FOR THE JOUR- NEY . - DESCRIPTION OF THE STREETS AND HOUSES . From Lien Chi Altangi to **** , Merchant in Amsterdam . LONDON . FRIEND OF MY ...
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... Lien Chi Altangi , to the care of Fipsihi , resident in Moscow ; to be forwarded by the Russian caravan to Fum Hoam , first president of the Ceremonial Academy at Pekin in China . Think not , O thou guide of my youth , that absence can ...
... Lien Chi Altangi , to the care of Fipsihi , resident in Moscow ; to be forwarded by the Russian caravan to Fum Hoam , first president of the Ceremonial Academy at Pekin in China . Think not , O thou guide of my youth , that absence can ...
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... Lien Chi Altangi , the discontented wanderer : by the way of Moscow . Whether sporting on the flowery banks of the river Irtis , or scaling the steepy mountains of Douchenour ; whether traversing the black deserts of Kobi , or giving ...
... Lien Chi Altangi , the discontented wanderer : by the way of Moscow . Whether sporting on the flowery banks of the river Irtis , or scaling the steepy mountains of Douchenour ; whether traversing the black deserts of Kobi , or giving ...
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... Lien Chi Altangi , to Fum Hoam , first president , & c . The Editor thinks proper to acquaint the reader , that the ... Chinese philosopher . A wife , a daughter , carried into captivity to expiate my offence , a son scarce yet arrived ...
... Lien Chi Altangi , to Fum Hoam , first president , & c . The Editor thinks proper to acquaint the reader , that the ... Chinese philosopher . A wife , a daughter , carried into captivity to expiate my offence , a son scarce yet arrived ...
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... CHINESE PHILOSOPHER PRAISES THE JUSTICE OF A LATE BRITISH SENTENCE . From Lien Chi Altangi , to Fum Hoam , & c . When Parmenio , the Grecian , had done something which ex- cited a universal shout from the surrounding multitude , he was ...
... CHINESE PHILOSOPHER PRAISES THE JUSTICE OF A LATE BRITISH SENTENCE . From Lien Chi Altangi , to Fum Hoam , & c . When Parmenio , the Grecian , had done something which ex- cited a universal shout from the surrounding multitude , he was ...
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