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... according to the Chinese geography , called by Broughton Chosan or Thosan , is a bay at the south - eastern extremity of the peninsula , opposite the Japanese island of Tsu - sima , at the innermost recess of which the town of King ...
... according to the Chinese geography , called by Broughton Chosan or Thosan , is a bay at the south - eastern extremity of the peninsula , opposite the Japanese island of Tsu - sima , at the innermost recess of which the town of King ...
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... According to the printed official returns of 1833 , the whole population of the seven islands was 107,379 males , and 90,588 female natives , besides 11,179 strangers . That of the island of Corfu was 32,909 male and 27,098 female ...
... According to the printed official returns of 1833 , the whole population of the seven islands was 107,379 males , and 90,588 female natives , besides 11,179 strangers . That of the island of Corfu was 32,909 male and 27,098 female ...
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... according to Thucydides ( i . 13 ) , from the commercial spirit of its inhabitants , occasioned by the favourable situation of the town , which threw all the inland carrying trade of Greece into its power ; while the difficulty of ...
... according to Thucydides ( i . 13 ) , from the commercial spirit of its inhabitants , occasioned by the favourable situation of the town , which threw all the inland carrying trade of Greece into its power ; while the difficulty of ...
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... according to the average price of grain , decreasing as the price advances , and increasing as the price falls . The fol- lowing table exhibits the scale of duties graduated according to the average prices of the different kinds of ...
... according to the average price of grain , decreasing as the price advances , and increasing as the price falls . The fol- lowing table exhibits the scale of duties graduated according to the average prices of the different kinds of ...
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... according to the London Gazette , have been as follows : - 1801 1800 1802 1803 1804 1803 1506 Quarters . Quarters . 1,396,359 115 11 1819 1,242,507 110s . 5d . 1818 1,503,518 498,359 67 9 1820 83 8 122,133 72 3 34,274 65 10 320335 2 54 ...
... according to the London Gazette , have been as follows : - 1801 1800 1802 1803 1804 1803 1506 Quarters . Quarters . 1,396,359 115 11 1819 1,242,507 110s . 5d . 1818 1,503,518 498,359 67 9 1820 83 8 122,133 72 3 34,274 65 10 320335 2 54 ...
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