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Page 168
... manner only from the beginning of February to the end of August ; so that military operations are not practi cable in Lower Egypt during more than seven months of the year . ' The system of war adopted by the French was pointed out by ...
... manner only from the beginning of February to the end of August ; so that military operations are not practi cable in Lower Egypt during more than seven months of the year . ' The system of war adopted by the French was pointed out by ...
Page 190
... manner ; for they do not profess to adopt any particular definition , or limitation of the word ; and consequently it may include whatever is grand , or picturesque : but then , in the second member , picturesque is used as something ...
... manner ; for they do not profess to adopt any particular definition , or limitation of the word ; and consequently it may include whatever is grand , or picturesque : but then , in the second member , picturesque is used as something ...
Page 350
... manner which is worthy of the author . The conviction of the apostles that the character of Christ was really that which it pretended to be , and that he would be able to fulfil all his promises , is well argued from their resolutely ...
... manner which is worthy of the author . The conviction of the apostles that the character of Christ was really that which it pretended to be , and that he would be able to fulfil all his promises , is well argued from their resolutely ...
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