The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 103A. Constable, 1856 |
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... vessel outside is drifting to her destruction . The officers of the East Indian navy who were employed to survey ... vessel in a hundred that could do the same thing in twice that number of days , if indeed she could do it at all . This ...
... vessel outside is drifting to her destruction . The officers of the East Indian navy who were employed to survey ... vessel in a hundred that could do the same thing in twice that number of days , if indeed she could do it at all . This ...
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... vessel lying in the harbour of Aden would take a cargo on board for England , via the Cape , for the same rate of freight that she would charge for the same cargo to Suez . If the Canal were open , and the vessel had to pay 8s . or 10s ...
... vessel lying in the harbour of Aden would take a cargo on board for England , via the Cape , for the same rate of freight that she would charge for the same cargo to Suez . If the Canal were open , and the vessel had to pay 8s . or 10s ...
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... vessel , B , immediately gets up her steam and prepares for sea ; within 10 or 12 hours from their arrival at Suez , the passengers , mails , and parcels are on board the vessel at Alex- andria , and steaming out of the harbour . The ...
... vessel , B , immediately gets up her steam and prepares for sea ; within 10 or 12 hours from their arrival at Suez , the passengers , mails , and parcels are on board the vessel at Alex- andria , and steaming out of the harbour . The ...
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1 Histoire de la République dAngleterre et de Crom | 1 |
Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
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