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... fact , ham- per a good governor without acting as a check on a bad one . They are , in addition to this , a new source of evil in themselves . Men of public spirit and integrity are not to be found in the class of notables in the ...
... fact , ham- per a good governor without acting as a check on a bad one . They are , in addition to this , a new source of evil in themselves . Men of public spirit and integrity are not to be found in the class of notables in the ...
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... fact , the obedience which the Arab yields to the Turk is merely nominal , and the intercourse between the two races may be best described as plun- der and oppression on one side , and re- taliation on the other . With the simple ...
... fact , the obedience which the Arab yields to the Turk is merely nominal , and the intercourse between the two races may be best described as plun- der and oppression on one side , and re- taliation on the other . With the simple ...
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... fact , there are foreigners possessing land in the pashalik of Baghdad , but an inquiry into their grievances would dis- cover many curious circumstances . At a station , for instance , not very far from Baghdad , there is a most ...
... fact , there are foreigners possessing land in the pashalik of Baghdad , but an inquiry into their grievances would dis- cover many curious circumstances . At a station , for instance , not very far from Baghdad , there is a most ...
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... fact , the ablest rulers in all Mohammedan dynasties have shown their impatience of Islam by becoming heretics . They have felt it impossible to inaugurate those reforms , which their genius or their good feeling prompted , without ...
... fact , the ablest rulers in all Mohammedan dynasties have shown their impatience of Islam by becoming heretics . They have felt it impossible to inaugurate those reforms , which their genius or their good feeling prompted , without ...
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... commanding influence throughout the line , is what will give England strength to resist her rivals when he Turkish empire breaks up . India , in fact , is at once a beacon and a support 16 [ September , RAMBLES IN THE DESERTS OF SYRIA .
... commanding influence throughout the line , is what will give England strength to resist her rivals when he Turkish empire breaks up . India , in fact , is at once a beacon and a support 16 [ September , RAMBLES IN THE DESERTS OF SYRIA .
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