The History of Ancient Europe: With a View of the Revolutions in Asia and Africa. In a Series of Letters to a Young Nobleman, Volumen2G.G.J and J. Robinson, 1793 |
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... occafion to obferve , the Ifraelites or Hebrews , under Joshua , drove the Cana- anites of the inland country to the maritime district , afterward known by the name of Phoenicia ; while they gave to the Land of Promise , or the ...
... occafion to obferve , the Ifraelites or Hebrews , under Joshua , drove the Cana- anites of the inland country to the maritime district , afterward known by the name of Phoenicia ; while they gave to the Land of Promise , or the ...
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... occafion of triumph to infidel writers , and given much trouble to Christian commentators . But a certain degree of candour is only neceffary on one fide , and a competent share of historical knowledge on the other , to admit and ...
... occafion of triumph to infidel writers , and given much trouble to Christian commentators . But a certain degree of candour is only neceffary on one fide , and a competent share of historical knowledge on the other , to admit and ...
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... occafion ra 140 . to mention , recalls us to the great line of oriental history . NEBUCHADNEZZAR , in expelling the Egyptians from Syria , had brought under his dominion the tribu- tary kingdom of Judah . Having taken Jerufalem , and ...
... occafion ra 140 . to mention , recalls us to the great line of oriental history . NEBUCHADNEZZAR , in expelling the Egyptians from Syria , had brought under his dominion the tribu- tary kingdom of Judah . Having taken Jerufalem , and ...
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... occafion to ob- ferve , has furnished us with no particulars of the fiege of Nineveh . Nor do we know , with certainty , any thing concerning the structure of its buildings or the manners of its inhabitants ; for no ancient hiftorian or ...
... occafion to ob- ferve , has furnished us with no particulars of the fiege of Nineveh . Nor do we know , with certainty , any thing concerning the structure of its buildings or the manners of its inhabitants ; for no ancient hiftorian or ...
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... occafion to speak . At prefent , the commercial progrefs of the Phoenicians muft engage our attention . In the most early ages of which history has furnished us with any records , this induftrious people pofiefied the whole commerce ...
... occafion to speak . At prefent , the commercial progrefs of the Phoenicians muft engage our attention . In the most early ages of which history has furnished us with any records , this induftrious people pofiefied the whole commerce ...
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