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I allude , of course , only to the provincial population of Turkey , for that of the capital is in a widely different state , and seems to belong to another age . Those who judge the former by the latter , and write on the shores ed by ...
I allude , of course , only to the provincial population of Turkey , for that of the capital is in a widely different state , and seems to belong to another age . Those who judge the former by the latter , and write on the shores ed by ...
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In the first place , she has There are , it seems to us , two fallacies involved in these theories for the resuscitation of Turkey , as in similar views propounded by those whose opinions have been reported by Mr. Senior .
In the first place , she has There are , it seems to us , two fallacies involved in these theories for the resuscitation of Turkey , as in similar views propounded by those whose opinions have been reported by Mr. Senior .
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The second fallacy , which seems to pervade the arguments of almost all those who maintain that the integrity of the Turkish empire can be preserved is , the supposition that the Turks are willing to ...
The second fallacy , which seems to pervade the arguments of almost all those who maintain that the integrity of the Turkish empire can be preserved is , the supposition that the Turks are willing to ...
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... nothing upon the subject of the volume seems to have escaped the eye of the author ; but he seems to spread his material out upon a table Analogy Considered as a Guide to Truth , and Applied as an Aid to Faith .
... nothing upon the subject of the volume seems to have escaped the eye of the author ; but he seems to spread his material out upon a table Analogy Considered as a Guide to Truth , and Applied as an Aid to Faith .
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... personal grounds ; but the character of Butler every way shines forth as the clearest . This profoundest of theologians was also the simplest of believers . The great sentiment of the analogy seems to have been ever present with him ...
... personal grounds ; but the character of Butler every way shines forth as the clearest . This profoundest of theologians was also the simplest of believers . The great sentiment of the analogy seems to have been ever present with him ...
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Página 130 - Artesian wells had been opened, around which, as vegetation thrives luxuriantly, thirty thousand palm-trees and one thousand fruit-trees were planted, and two thriving villages established. At the depth of a little over five hundred feet, an underground river or lake was struck, and from two of them live fish have been thrown up, showing that there was a large body of water underneath. The French government, by this means, hopes to make the route across the desert, to Timbuctoo, fertile, and fit...