The Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review, 4. köideFreeman Hunt, 1841 |
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... Sultan of Mysore hung out of his prison- castle a bloody banner , on which he had written the epithets which were borne by the most sanguinary levellers of the reign of terror . When the Marquis Wellesley heard that Tippoo Saib , who ...
... Sultan of Mysore hung out of his prison- castle a bloody banner , on which he had written the epithets which were borne by the most sanguinary levellers of the reign of terror . When the Marquis Wellesley heard that Tippoo Saib , who ...
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... sultan , thrown off the Ottoman yoke , and assumed absolute unqualified independence . The tribute claimed at Constantinople has been discontinued , the re- sources of Egypt no longer taxed to support a foreign tyrant , and the strength ...
... sultan , thrown off the Ottoman yoke , and assumed absolute unqualified independence . The tribute claimed at Constantinople has been discontinued , the re- sources of Egypt no longer taxed to support a foreign tyrant , and the strength ...
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... sultan has never , except perhaps during short periods , exercised more than a mere nominal sovereignty over the nation which he now calls upon the great powers of Europe to assist in subjecting to his sway ; but , that its government ...
... sultan has never , except perhaps during short periods , exercised more than a mere nominal sovereignty over the nation which he now calls upon the great powers of Europe to assist in subjecting to his sway ; but , that its government ...
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... sultan , and assumed the high prerogative of coining money in his own name . The Sublime Porte , at that time engaged in the affairs of Poland , and fearful of the vast and lawless pretensions of Russia , which the latter , backed and ...
... sultan , and assumed the high prerogative of coining money in his own name . The Sublime Porte , at that time engaged in the affairs of Poland , and fearful of the vast and lawless pretensions of Russia , which the latter , backed and ...
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... sultan's gold , com- menced a shameful retreat ; leaving behind him , in his precipitate flight , his principal military stores , and heavy artillery . After turning his back upon the plains of Syria , no obstacle arrested him until he ...
... sultan's gold , com- menced a shameful retreat ; leaving behind him , in his precipitate flight , his principal military stores , and heavy artillery . After turning his back upon the plains of Syria , no obstacle arrested him until he ...
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