Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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... Egyptians , than the Egyptians of the Colchians . The Egyptians , however , said that they supposed the Colchians to be descended from some of the soldiers of Sesostris . I had , myself , conjectured the same thing , and for the reason ...
... Egyptians , than the Egyptians of the Colchians . The Egyptians , however , said that they supposed the Colchians to be descended from some of the soldiers of Sesostris . I had , myself , conjectured the same thing , and for the reason ...
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... Egyptians for windows , which were not needed in so warm a climate ; nor , as we have seen , for mirrors , but chiefly for bottles , vases , and ornaments , which were executed with con- summate skill . " Such , " says Wilkinson , " was ...
... Egyptians for windows , which were not needed in so warm a climate ; nor , as we have seen , for mirrors , but chiefly for bottles , vases , and ornaments , which were executed with con- summate skill . " Such , " says Wilkinson , " was ...
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... Egyptians , we fear that a portion of them may be a little shocked on learning , what regard for truth compels us to add , that this remarkable people were entirely unacquainted with the use of bank notes , or any other kind of paper ...
... Egyptians , we fear that a portion of them may be a little shocked on learning , what regard for truth compels us to add , that this remarkable people were entirely unacquainted with the use of bank notes , or any other kind of paper ...
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