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... Italy for the purpose of studying the fine arts . " The Cardinal fancying that the American must be an Indian ... Italian olive , and West's was even of more than the usual degree of English fairness . For some time after , if it be not ...
... Italy for the purpose of studying the fine arts . " The Cardinal fancying that the American must be an Indian ... Italian olive , and West's was even of more than the usual degree of English fairness . For some time after , if it be not ...
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... Italy , and Hindustan into close resemblance : but Italy , 148 Faber on the Origin of Pagan Idolatry . Correspondence with the Reviewers, 221–224 336 448 Festival of Flora, 209.
... Italy , and Hindustan into close resemblance : but Italy , 148 Faber on the Origin of Pagan Idolatry . Correspondence with the Reviewers, 221–224 336 448 Festival of Flora, 209.
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... Italy , as merely in- dicating the course of progress ; and the Iberi , ranked by the present author among the Cantabrian or Basque tribes , who rather appear to be of African origin . From Strabo , ( lib . iii . p . 166. ) the name ...
... Italy , as merely in- dicating the course of progress ; and the Iberi , ranked by the present author among the Cantabrian or Basque tribes , who rather appear to be of African origin . From Strabo , ( lib . iii . p . 166. ) the name ...
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