An Universal History, from the Earliest Account of Time, Volume 13T. Osborne, 1759 - World history |
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... themselves into the ftreet . Upon this , Siavus Pashâ retires again to his chamber ; and , in the door , kills twelve Fani- zaries with his fword . At last , rather wearied with con- quering than conquered himself , he is beaten down ...
... themselves into the ftreet . Upon this , Siavus Pashâ retires again to his chamber ; and , in the door , kills twelve Fani- zaries with his fword . At last , rather wearied with con- quering than conquered himself , he is beaten down ...
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... themselves , put in their room by the Wazîr ; whom they alfo forced to renew his oath to ftand by them . infult the This done , he fet up the horse - tail , as a fignal of his Wazîr ; march into the field , in order to divert them from ...
... themselves , put in their room by the Wazîr ; whom they alfo forced to renew his oath to ftand by them . infult the This done , he fet up the horse - tail , as a fignal of his Wazîr ; march into the field , in order to divert them from ...
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... themselves and pofterity from the barba- rous flavery they lay under ° . MEAN time , the Venetians carry on the war in other parts Venetian with more variable fortune . In the Morea , the Serafkier is fucceffes . before them in the ...
... themselves and pofterity from the barba- rous flavery they lay under ° . MEAN time , the Venetians carry on the war in other parts Venetian with more variable fortune . In the Morea , the Serafkier is fucceffes . before them in the ...
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... themselves to each other , being divided by the river Tyras , or befiege Or . Neifter . But the Czars of Ruffia , raifing , it is faid , four hundred thousand men , fend them , with fourteen hundred cannon , under the conduct of ...
... themselves to each other , being divided by the river Tyras , or befiege Or . Neifter . But the Czars of Ruffia , raifing , it is faid , four hundred thousand men , fend them , with fourteen hundred cannon , under the conduct of ...
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... themselves . Soon after this , the brave count departed Z CANT . p . 353 . ( T ) Said here to be 6 or 7 hours , but only 4 in the former place . this life to the unfpeakable grief of the whole army this 30 B. XV . Hiftory of the Othmân ...
... themselves . Soon after this , the brave count departed Z CANT . p . 353 . ( T ) Said here to be 6 or 7 hours , but only 4 in the former place . this life to the unfpeakable grief of the whole army this 30 B. XV . Hiftory of the Othmân ...
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