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... Stockholm . Lodgings . Hotels.- Restaurateurs . - Table d'Hôte.- Sup . - - -Royal Palace . - Means of living of Inhabitants . - - Population of Stockholm . Houses . Poverty . - Dress Page 44 - CHAPTER III . - - -- - The Exercise of ...
... Stockholm . Lodgings . Hotels.- Restaurateurs . - Table d'Hôte.- Sup . - - -Royal Palace . - Means of living of Inhabitants . - - Population of Stockholm . Houses . Poverty . - Dress Page 44 - CHAPTER III . - - -- - The Exercise of ...
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... Stockholm . - Low moral Feeling . - State Brothels.- Causes of Demoralisation . Construction of Society . Dissolute Court . Political Profligacy . - The Reformation . Differ- ent Administration of Law in England . - Manners ...
... Stockholm . - Low moral Feeling . - State Brothels.- Causes of Demoralisation . Construction of Society . Dissolute Court . Political Profligacy . - The Reformation . Differ- ent Administration of Law in England . - Manners ...
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... Stockholm . Tumult . ― Spirit of the Govern- ment . Of the People . - Unfounded Calumnies against the - Character of the Monarch . - Emancipation of the Jews . - Treaty with Russia . --Land in Sweden . Hemmans . - - - ―― - In- soken ...
... Stockholm . Tumult . ― Spirit of the Govern- ment . Of the People . - Unfounded Calumnies against the - Character of the Monarch . - Emancipation of the Jews . - Treaty with Russia . --Land in Sweden . Hemmans . - - - ―― - In- soken ...
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... Stockholm is situated . The distance from the Wener to the Hielmare is about 55 miles . The most remarkable feature in this tract of country is the immense number of those blocks or rolled masses of granite , gneiss , and other primary ...
... Stockholm is situated . The distance from the Wener to the Hielmare is about 55 miles . The most remarkable feature in this tract of country is the immense number of those blocks or rolled masses of granite , gneiss , and other primary ...
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... Stockholm . In all these little towns , the most considerable houses are those inhabited by the public functionaries under government , and the clergy . Private people of fortune , noblemen , or gentlemen not in trade or public office ...
... Stockholm . In all these little towns , the most considerable houses are those inhabited by the public functionaries under government , and the clergy . Private people of fortune , noblemen , or gentlemen not in trade or public office ...
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| Title | A Tour in Sweden in 1838: Comprising Observations on the Moral, Political, and Economical State of the Swedish Nation Goldsmiths'-Kress library of economic literature 1450-1850 Making of the modern economy |
| Author | Samuel Laing |
| Publisher | Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longmans, 1839 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 May 2008 |
| Length | 431 pages |
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