Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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... appear to be any reason for identifying him with the conqueror of that name , excepting that his military expeditions and conquests , as represented on the monuments , appear to have been greater than those of any other king . As ...
... appear to be any reason for identifying him with the conqueror of that name , excepting that his military expeditions and conquests , as represented on the monuments , appear to have been greater than those of any other king . As ...
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... appear in their appropriate physiognomy , with flat noses , thick lips , and woolly hair . It is not very easy to reconcile this contradiction between two sorts of evidence , both of which seem to be , in their nature , irresistible ...
... appear in their appropriate physiognomy , with flat noses , thick lips , and woolly hair . It is not very easy to reconcile this contradiction between two sorts of evidence , both of which seem to be , in their nature , irresistible ...
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... appear to be of Egyptian origin . I say this from my own observation as well as from what I have heard from others ; for , after the question occurred to me , I made inquiry of both parties . I found that the Colchians had more ...
... appear to be of Egyptian origin . I say this from my own observation as well as from what I have heard from others ; for , after the question occurred to me , I made inquiry of both parties . I found that the Colchians had more ...
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