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... have no need to remind the reader that , till very late , in Europe , stone bullets were used instead of iron ones for loading cannon . In Leyden these stone bullets , shot by the Spaniards during the siege of this town in 1574 , are ...
... have no need to remind the reader that , till very late , in Europe , stone bullets were used instead of iron ones for loading cannon . In Leyden these stone bullets , shot by the Spaniards during the siege of this town in 1574 , are ...
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... have thus no reason to doubt that the Mongols employed fire - arms in their expedition to Java , and the Javanese probably learnt from them to employ them also . Ma Hoan , who accompanied , in A.D. 1413 , the Eunuch Ching Ho to Java ...
... have thus no reason to doubt that the Mongols employed fire - arms in their expedition to Java , and the Javanese probably learnt from them to employ them also . Ma Hoan , who accompanied , in A.D. 1413 , the Eunuch Ching Ho to Java ...
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... Have the English , Germans and Dutch borrowed the word from the Chinese , or has the reverse taken place ? The coincidence is , at all events , remarquable . The above quoted texts thus justify us to admit that the Chinese , as well as ...
... Have the English , Germans and Dutch borrowed the word from the Chinese , or has the reverse taken place ? The coincidence is , at all events , remarquable . The above quoted texts thus justify us to admit that the Chinese , as well as ...
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... Have not even , in our modern armies , cuirassiers and dragoons , donned with steel cuirasses , which are not proof against the modern bullets , persisted as a survival of the time when fire - arms were un- known or little used ...
... Have not even , in our modern armies , cuirassiers and dragoons , donned with steel cuirasses , which are not proof against the modern bullets , persisted as a survival of the time when fire - arms were un- known or little used ...
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... membres sont priés de faire savoir au comité dans quelle section ils veulent être inscrits . Pour le comité : J. G. MÖNCKEBERG . F. SIEVEKING . ALBR . O'SWALD Other philosophers have located the soul in the heart ( 36 VARIÉTÉS .
... membres sont priés de faire savoir au comité dans quelle section ils veulent être inscrits . Pour le comité : J. G. MÖNCKEBERG . F. SIEVEKING . ALBR . O'SWALD Other philosophers have located the soul in the heart ( 36 VARIÉTÉS .
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Page 623 - The maintenance of the territorial rights of the High Contracting Parties in the regions of Eastern Asia and of India, and the defence of their special .interests in the said regions : — ARTICLE I.
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