Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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... Rangoon , whence he proceeded directly to the city of Ava . But shortly after he was remanded to Rangoon , which was the scene of his future missionary labours . The cause of Christianity was greatly forwarded in this place by his ...
... Rangoon , whence he proceeded directly to the city of Ava . But shortly after he was remanded to Rangoon , which was the scene of his future missionary labours . The cause of Christianity was greatly forwarded in this place by his ...
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... Rangoon and Amarapura . One or two belong to the Emperor , who employs them for the prevention of the introduction of contraband goods , and of the emigration of families from one place to another . The others belong to the different ...
... Rangoon and Amarapura . One or two belong to the Emperor , who employs them for the prevention of the introduction of contraband goods , and of the emigration of families from one place to another . The others belong to the different ...
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... Rangoon , the mouth of which is the same as that of the river Siriam , affords a station for ships , at once easy of access , and defended from the wind . The river of Bassino forms a harbour which is still more secure , and from which ...
... Rangoon , the mouth of which is the same as that of the river Siriam , affords a station for ships , at once easy of access , and defended from the wind . The river of Bassino forms a harbour which is still more secure , and from which ...
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