The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1823 |
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... island , called Capo Ducato . The cliffs here are of a splendid whiteness , from which the ancient name Leucadia is said to have been derived . Secondary ridges traverse the island in a direction generally towards the southward and ...
... island , called Capo Ducato . The cliffs here are of a splendid whiteness , from which the ancient name Leucadia is said to have been derived . Secondary ridges traverse the island in a direction generally towards the southward and ...
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... islands , in order to keep up the population : a decree exists in the archives of the island , proposing a grant of land to strangers , for the purpose of effecting its repopulation , as it had then become nearly uninhabited . The ...
... islands , in order to keep up the population : a decree exists in the archives of the island , proposing a grant of land to strangers , for the purpose of effecting its repopulation , as it had then become nearly uninhabited . The ...
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... island , Mr. Goodisson translates a detailed account from a Corfù paper . The official return of damages sustained was as follows . Seventy - nine houses entirely destroyed , eight hundred and seven houses much damaged , eight persons ...
... island , Mr. Goodisson translates a detailed account from a Corfù paper . The official return of damages sustained was as follows . Seventy - nine houses entirely destroyed , eight hundred and seven houses much damaged , eight persons ...
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