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East Prussia is the headquarters a height of 1600 feet . Most of the hills are
covered with of the horse - breeding of the country and contains the principal
trees , but the Eifel is a barren and bleak plateau , with Government stud of
Trakehnen ...
East Prussia is the headquarters a height of 1600 feet . Most of the hills are
covered with of the horse - breeding of the country and contains the principal
trees , but the Eifel is a barren and bleak plateau , with Government stud of
Trakehnen ...
Page 53
The hen - harrier , which cannot soar , is unmoved the first landing of man upon
its lonely rock indifferent to a quarry a hundred feet above it — to which becomes
as wild and wary as more civilized fowl after the peregrine , built for soaring ...
The hen - harrier , which cannot soar , is unmoved the first landing of man upon
its lonely rock indifferent to a quarry a hundred feet above it — to which becomes
as wild and wary as more civilized fowl after the peregrine , built for soaring ...
Page 98
... military and civil governor of the enterprise . It is rather more than 320 feet long
and Bruges . After the war he retired from the army and 165 wide , and consists of
a nave 80 feet high , with side visited England , where he remained about a ...
... military and civil governor of the enterprise . It is rather more than 320 feet long
and Bruges . After the war he retired from the army and 165 wide , and consists of
a nave 80 feet high , with side visited England , where he remained about a ...
Page 99
... school of Grimma , he The entrance , about 90 feet deep , is so clear that no
pilot was sent to study theology at the university of Leipisic , is required ; and in
the outer bay ( 100 to 300 feet deep ) at that time the citadel of Lutheran
orthodoxy .
... school of Grimma , he The entrance , about 90 feet deep , is so clear that no
pilot was sent to study theology at the university of Leipisic , is required ; and in
the outer bay ( 100 to 300 feet deep ) at that time the citadel of Lutheran
orthodoxy .
Page 118
On the other hand , the pivot of his teaching was the appeal to primitive form of an
amphitheatre at a height of 2050 feet above antiquity . It was an appeal whichhail
considerable force as sea - level upon Mont Anis , the hill that divides the left ...
On the other hand , the pivot of his teaching was the appeal to primitive form of an
amphitheatre at a height of 2050 feet above antiquity . It was an appeal whichhail
considerable force as sea - level upon Mont Anis , the hill that divides the left ...
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| Title | The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, 20. köide The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, Thomas Spencer Baynes |
| Contributor | Thomas Spencer Baynes |
| Edition | 9 |
| Publisher | Little, Brown, 1886 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 21 dets. 2018 |
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