Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen156William Blackwood, 1894 |
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... present Senoussi at one time declared the Sultan to be no longer Caliph , a prolonged rupture between Jerboub and Con- stantinople does not appear ever to have occurred . A peculiarity indeed of the Senoussi sect is , that stern and ...
... present Senoussi at one time declared the Sultan to be no longer Caliph , a prolonged rupture between Jerboub and Con- stantinople does not appear ever to have occurred . A peculiarity indeed of the Senoussi sect is , that stern and ...
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... present day . In addition to this , there came a strong linguistic contagion from the north , which , while it ... presents itself with such strik- ing features of family likeness as to secure recognition without any very formal ...
... present day . In addition to this , there came a strong linguistic contagion from the north , which , while it ... presents itself with such strik- ing features of family likeness as to secure recognition without any very formal ...
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... present time , would become , if strictly preserved , in- conveniently common . Eagles , kites , buzzards , peregrine falcons and merlins , harriers and ravens ( all of which were named in the schedule of Sir Edward Grey's bill ) , are ...
... present time , would become , if strictly preserved , in- conveniently common . Eagles , kites , buzzards , peregrine falcons and merlins , harriers and ravens ( all of which were named in the schedule of Sir Edward Grey's bill ) , are ...
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... present shape the protection of species and the protection of areas -were equally unworkable . There remains this objection common to both of them , that the persons who are at the root of the mis- chief - the professional collectors ...
... present shape the protection of species and the protection of areas -were equally unworkable . There remains this objection common to both of them , that the persons who are at the root of the mis- chief - the professional collectors ...
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... present means of travelling in Java , and what there was to be seen there , that perhaps a short account of a visit recently made to that island may be of use . Except a Visit to Java ' by Mr Basil Warfold , whose personal ex- periences ...
... present means of travelling in Java , and what there was to be seen there , that perhaps a short account of a visit recently made to that island may be of use . Except a Visit to Java ' by Mr Basil Warfold , whose personal ex- periences ...
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