American Quarterly Review, Том 15Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1834 |
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... appears to us far the most rea- sonable and probable ; but in adopting it we should be compelled to abandon the almost universal belief that Nineveh was twice taken by the united arms of Media and Babylon . From the bustling period when ...
... appears to us far the most rea- sonable and probable ; but in adopting it we should be compelled to abandon the almost universal belief that Nineveh was twice taken by the united arms of Media and Babylon . From the bustling period when ...
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... appears to have been cemented by frequent intermarriages , until they formed but one people . In this people it appears that a revolt arose , by which Cadmus and his wife Harmonia were compelled to quit the city he had built . On ...
... appears to have been cemented by frequent intermarriages , until they formed but one people . In this people it appears that a revolt arose , by which Cadmus and his wife Harmonia were compelled to quit the city he had built . On ...
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... appear- ances ― the tout - ensemble , and the particulars . Here he stop- ped . He could describe but not ... appears at times to be nothing but a servile imitator . His letters betray great effort - something more than an off ...
... appear- ances ― the tout - ensemble , and the particulars . Here he stop- ped . He could describe but not ... appears at times to be nothing but a servile imitator . His letters betray great effort - something more than an off ...
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