The Presbyterian Magazine, 9. kötet,11. kiadásCortlandt Van Rensselaer W. H. Mitchell (etc.), 1859 |
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... Western Africa over a sea - coast line of more than four thousand miles , and in Eastern Africa along a line of nearly half that dis- tance , whilst a vigorous traffic also found its way across the Great Desert , and through Egypt to ...
... Western Africa over a sea - coast line of more than four thousand miles , and in Eastern Africa along a line of nearly half that dis- tance , whilst a vigorous traffic also found its way across the Great Desert , and through Egypt to ...
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... Western world by the unsettled lines of nature's mysterious wilderness . Both England and France traced their titles to their transatlantic possessions over the graves of ancient voyagers , through the dust of partisan maps , amidst the ...
... Western world by the unsettled lines of nature's mysterious wilderness . Both England and France traced their titles to their transatlantic possessions over the graves of ancient voyagers , through the dust of partisan maps , amidst the ...
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... Western Virginia and of Ohio . The French took measures to increase their power , in order to retain possession of the entire valley of the Mississippi . They launched a large war vessel on Lake Ontario , strengthened their fort at ...
... Western Virginia and of Ohio . The French took measures to increase their power , in order to retain possession of the entire valley of the Mississippi . They launched a large war vessel on Lake Ontario , strengthened their fort at ...
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