Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 141W. Blackwood & Sons, 1886 |
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... followed by a small army of samurai or clansmen , numbering sometimes as many as a thousand all two - sworded swashbucklers , all ready to fight on the smallest pro- vocation to uphold the dignity of their chief , and exceedingly sensi ...
... followed by a small army of samurai or clansmen , numbering sometimes as many as a thousand all two - sworded swashbucklers , all ready to fight on the smallest pro- vocation to uphold the dignity of their chief , and exceedingly sensi ...
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... followed by the Russian envoy and his officers , though his views of the feelings of the Afghan and Turkoman clans towards Cabul rule and the Brit- ish alliance must be taken with all due reservations . Even the best review of the late ...
... followed by the Russian envoy and his officers , though his views of the feelings of the Afghan and Turkoman clans towards Cabul rule and the Brit- ish alliance must be taken with all due reservations . Even the best review of the late ...
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... followed the course of the Helmuud , which is shut in by sandy banks and fringed by jun- gle of tamarisk , interspersed with poplar and willow clumps . There were no signs of cultivation and no villages , the nearest hamlet to Khwaja ...
... followed the course of the Helmuud , which is shut in by sandy banks and fringed by jun- gle of tamarisk , interspersed with poplar and willow clumps . There were no signs of cultivation and no villages , the nearest hamlet to Khwaja ...
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... followed by speedy destruction , in steady succession . The name of Kuhsan recalls the memory of the almost total destruction of Ahmed Shah Suddozye in 1752 at Kafir - Kalah near by , and the recollection will probably have suggested to ...
... followed by speedy destruction , in steady succession . The name of Kuhsan recalls the memory of the almost total destruction of Ahmed Shah Suddozye in 1752 at Kafir - Kalah near by , and the recollection will probably have suggested to ...
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... followed by though we not unfrequently find the Russian envoy and his officers , him pressed into the service when though his views of the feelings of there was work to be done and too the Afghan and Turkoman clans few officers to ...
... followed by though we not unfrequently find the Russian envoy and his officers , him pressed into the service when though his views of the feelings of there was work to be done and too the Afghan and Turkoman clans few officers to ...
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