Modern History Or the Present State of All Nations, Volume 3T. Longman, in Pater-Noster-Row. T. Osborne, in Grays-Inn. J. Shuckburgh, in Fleet-Street. C. Hitch, in Pater-Noster-Row. S. Austen, in Newgate-Street. And J. Rivington, in St Paul's Church-Yard, 1746 - Geography |
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... Carthaginian and Perfian Nobleman abovementioned , wrote particu This is impoffible . The paffage in Herodotus does not fay fo . VOL . III . NUMB . CIV . 19 B Directly contrary to the Phenician voyage . lar lar hiftories of their ...
... Carthaginian and Perfian Nobleman abovementioned , wrote particu This is impoffible . The paffage in Herodotus does not fay fo . VOL . III . NUMB . CIV . 19 B Directly contrary to the Phenician voyage . lar lar hiftories of their ...
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... Carthaginians , who inhabited this ve- ry country of Barbary , had greater fleets , and a more extended commerce , than any other nation , or than all the people upon the face of the earth , when that ftate flourish'd ; and that Africa ...
... Carthaginians , who inhabited this ve- ry country of Barbary , had greater fleets , and a more extended commerce , than any other nation , or than all the people upon the face of the earth , when that ftate flourish'd ; and that Africa ...
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... Carthaginians , who are fuppofed to have first plant- ed them , and given them the name of their mo- ther country ; but whether either of these ought to be accepted , is much to be doubted : I look up- on them to be uncertain gueffes ...
... Carthaginians , who are fuppofed to have first plant- ed them , and given them the name of their mo- ther country ; but whether either of these ought to be accepted , is much to be doubted : I look up- on them to be uncertain gueffes ...
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... Carthaginians ; and it discovery is held by fome , that the Romans alfo were well lands : acquainted with them : But ... Carthaginian plan- tations and fettlements , even upon the continent of Africa , and much more thofe in diftant ...
... Carthaginians ; and it discovery is held by fome , that the Romans alfo were well lands : acquainted with them : But ... Carthaginian plan- tations and fettlements , even upon the continent of Africa , and much more thofe in diftant ...
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... Carthaginians , pitched upon for this fervice , were brothers , named PHILENI , who being fwifter of foot than their adverfaries , the Cyrenians pretended there was foul play , and would not stand to the agreement , unless the two ...
... Carthaginians , pitched upon for this fervice , were brothers , named PHILENI , who being fwifter of foot than their adverfaries , the Cyrenians pretended there was foul play , and would not stand to the agreement , unless the two ...
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affiftance Africa againſt alfo Algiers ALMAGRO almoſt alſo beafts becauſe befides beſt Cacique call'd Cape Carthage Carthaginians CHAP Chili Chriftians cloathing coaft confiderable confifting conqueft CORTEZ Cufco degrees Dutch eaft Emperor Engliſh European fame fays fcarce feems fent ferve fervice feven feveral fhall fhips fhore fhould fide filver firft firſt fituated flaves fmall foldiers fome fometimes foon fouth fruits ftill ftones fubjects fuch fuffer gold greateſt himſelf horfe Hottentots houſes hundred Inca Inca's Indians iſland King LA VEGA land leagues lefs mafters Mexicans Mexico miles moft moſt mountains muſt natives Negroes north latitude obferved occafion PACHA CAMAC pafs perfon Peru pieces of eight PIZARRO Porto Bello Portugueſe prefent Prieft prifoners Prince provifions province reafon reft river ſcarce ſeems ſeveral ſhips ſmall South-fea Spain Spaniards Spaniſh thefe themſelves theſe thofe thoſe thouſand tis faid town treaſure Tunis ufually uſed weft