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... England . Wool ships generally take several tons of oil , which , being placed in the lowest hold , serve as ballast as well as freight . It is not a pleasant cargo , as from the extreme heat of the weather in the voyage home , the ...
... England . Wool ships generally take several tons of oil , which , being placed in the lowest hold , serve as ballast as well as freight . It is not a pleasant cargo , as from the extreme heat of the weather in the voyage home , the ...
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... England's force went straggling into Sukkur ; and he said to his aid - de - camp ( he had ridden out to meet the advancing column ) , " If a troop of active cavalry were to hang on General England's march , his baggage would be lost ...
... England's force went straggling into Sukkur ; and he said to his aid - de - camp ( he had ridden out to meet the advancing column ) , " If a troop of active cavalry were to hang on General England's march , his baggage would be lost ...
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... England must sow the seeds , and lay the founda- tions , before she can hope to equal or surpass her great exemplars . But England can do nothing until she has rendered her dominion secure ; and hitherto all her thoughts have been given ...
... England must sow the seeds , and lay the founda- tions , before she can hope to equal or surpass her great exemplars . But England can do nothing until she has rendered her dominion secure ; and hitherto all her thoughts have been given ...
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The History of the Conquerors of Hind from the most | xi |
The Bengal Medical Codeand the Bengal Medical | xviii |
Bengal Hurkaru May 8th Speech of the Honble | xxvii |
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