Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... miles over , and is supposed to be the largest in Europe ; it runs quite through the Heart of Germany and is navigable for upwards of five hundred miles . We sailed down it 70 miles , and had a very delightful Prospect on each side : on ...
... miles over , and is supposed to be the largest in Europe ; it runs quite through the Heart of Germany and is navigable for upwards of five hundred miles . We sailed down it 70 miles , and had a very delightful Prospect on each side : on ...
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... miles ; then 170 miles in eight days , ending up with 200 miles in just ten days more . Bernadotte's 1st Corps in twenty - three days covered 375 miles , or an average of 16 miles a day for twenty - three days on end . Soult's record ...
... miles ; then 170 miles in eight days , ending up with 200 miles in just ten days more . Bernadotte's 1st Corps in twenty - three days covered 375 miles , or an average of 16 miles a day for twenty - three days on end . Soult's record ...
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... miles , we all went ashore for a few hours . Like all these islands Queensland homes , but the greater number , like ourselves , were taking a holiday from southern wet and cold . Some were to drop off at various islands , indeed we ...
... miles , we all went ashore for a few hours . Like all these islands Queensland homes , but the greater number , like ourselves , were taking a holiday from southern wet and cold . Some were to drop off at various islands , indeed we ...
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