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... relating of course to the same part of Greece : the suc- ceeding observations applying to other countries which he visited , especially Phocis , Cyprus , Asia Minor , and Attica . As we cannot embrace the notices of all these regions ...
... relating of course to the same part of Greece : the suc- ceeding observations applying to other countries which he visited , especially Phocis , Cyprus , Asia Minor , and Attica . As we cannot embrace the notices of all these regions ...
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... relating to Euro- pean and Asiatic Turkey , ' does not very accurately represent its contents : because we have subsequently journals , & c . relating to Egypt , which according to our present divisions of the globe can- not be included ...
... relating to Euro- pean and Asiatic Turkey , ' does not very accurately represent its contents : because we have subsequently journals , & c . relating to Egypt , which according to our present divisions of the globe can- not be included ...
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... relating to European and Asiatic Turkey . [ Article concluded from p . 272. ] GREEABLY to the promise made in our preceding Number , we resume our account of Mr. Walpole's ... relating to Turkey . 337, Turkey, Memoirs relating to, 256.
... relating to European and Asiatic Turkey . [ Article concluded from p . 272. ] GREEABLY to the promise made in our preceding Number , we resume our account of Mr. Walpole's ... relating to Turkey . 337, Turkey, Memoirs relating to, 256.
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