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... side , a very extensive wood of date trees , in which we discovered , at the winding of the river , Fort Julien , built in a com- manding situation , about two miles from the mouth of the Nile . This afforded not only a fine , but very ...
... side , a very extensive wood of date trees , in which we discovered , at the winding of the river , Fort Julien , built in a com- manding situation , about two miles from the mouth of the Nile . This afforded not only a fine , but very ...
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... side by high , rocky , and barren moun . tains . Immediately after passing the mountains of Sinai and Zor , the Red Sea gradually extends itself , and before we got opposite to the port of Juddah , we seldom saw the land on either side ...
... side by high , rocky , and barren moun . tains . Immediately after passing the mountains of Sinai and Zor , the Red Sea gradually extends itself , and before we got opposite to the port of Juddah , we seldom saw the land on either side ...
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... side , sufficient to prepare the mind for much of the horror which attended the struggle as it advanced ; and which illustrate the nature and consequences of sudden and violent revolutions . In the early stages of the troubles , the ...
... side , sufficient to prepare the mind for much of the horror which attended the struggle as it advanced ; and which illustrate the nature and consequences of sudden and violent revolutions . In the early stages of the troubles , the ...
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