Publications, Issue 31Royal Asiatic Society, 1833 |
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... Sheikh is not here upon untrodden ground will be obvious . The actions of De Gama , the great Portuguese navigator , who ranks only second to his greater cotemporary Columbus , have been immortalized by his countryman Camoens ( " Le ...
... Sheikh is not here upon untrodden ground will be obvious . The actions of De Gama , the great Portuguese navigator , who ranks only second to his greater cotemporary Columbus , have been immortalized by his countryman Camoens ( " Le ...
Page xv
... Sheikh's description of that " house " of darkness and stench , " the terms which he uses when speaking of it . In the work of Fra Paolino , * also , no attempt has been made to conceal or deny the barbarities prac- tised by his ...
... Sheikh's description of that " house " of darkness and stench , " the terms which he uses when speaking of it . In the work of Fra Paolino , * also , no attempt has been made to conceal or deny the barbarities prac- tised by his ...
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... Sheikh to divulge this his secret intention to any of the inhabitants of Malabar . Shortly after this the Sheikh with his company sailed in pro- secution of their voyage to Ceylon , and from thence , in due time , they retraced their ...
... Sheikh to divulge this his secret intention to any of the inhabitants of Malabar . Shortly after this the Sheikh with his company sailed in pro- secution of their voyage to Ceylon , and from thence , in due time , they retraced their ...
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