The Quarterly Review, Tom 137John Murray, 1874 |
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... Known Parts of Asia Minor . By the Rev. Henry J. Van Lennep , D.D. , thirty years Missionary in Turkey . 2 vols . 8vo . London , 1870 . 2. Commercial and other Reports , received at the Foreign . Office from Her Majesty's Consuls , & c ...
... Known Parts of Asia Minor . By the Rev. Henry J. Van Lennep , D.D. , thirty years Missionary in Turkey . 2 vols . 8vo . London , 1870 . 2. Commercial and other Reports , received at the Foreign . Office from Her Majesty's Consuls , & c ...
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... known as the blue slipper , " from its colour , and the tendency of the superincumbent strata to slip or slide on the smooth unctuous surface of its clays , when moistened by the copious land springs which percolate through the chalk ...
... known as the blue slipper , " from its colour , and the tendency of the superincumbent strata to slip or slide on the smooth unctuous surface of its clays , when moistened by the copious land springs which percolate through the chalk ...
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... known geological features . They are deep fissures or gullies eaten out of the soft strata of the Lower Greensand by the action of running water , and derive their name from the A.-S. ' cine ' or ' cyne , ' a cleft . Some of the most ...
... known geological features . They are deep fissures or gullies eaten out of the soft strata of the Lower Greensand by the action of running water , and derive their name from the A.-S. ' cine ' or ' cyne , ' a cleft . Some of the most ...
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... known as ' British Villages . ' These mark the sites of the rude conical huts of the aboriginal inhabitants , † who had formed their settlements in the valley , under the protection of the hill - forts , the remains of which still crown ...
... known as ' British Villages . ' These mark the sites of the rude conical huts of the aboriginal inhabitants , † who had formed their settlements in the valley , under the protection of the hill - forts , the remains of which still crown ...
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... known . It is a rough quadrangular pillar of ferruginous sandstone , 13 feet in height , and is esti- mated to weigh little less than 30 tons . Whether the " IKTIS which Diodorus Siculus describes as the storehouse of the Cornish tin ...
... known . It is a rough quadrangular pillar of ferruginous sandstone , 13 feet in height , and is esti- mated to weigh little less than 30 tons . Whether the " IKTIS which Diodorus Siculus describes as the storehouse of the Cornish tin ...
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