The Southern Quarterly Review, Volumen16Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1850 |
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... supposed to represent As- syrian deities , led the way . To them succeeded priests , leading a victim for the sacrifice . Next followed the monarch in his richest robes , attended by his vizier and eunuchs and nobles . Immediately ...
... supposed to represent As- syrian deities , led the way . To them succeeded priests , leading a victim for the sacrifice . Next followed the monarch in his richest robes , attended by his vizier and eunuchs and nobles . Immediately ...
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... supposed to occupy the extremity of the city . The po- pulation would naturally plant itself around the monarch's palace . In fact beyond both , mounds are still found . If we take those of Jeraiyah on the N. and Keshaf on the S. this ...
... supposed to occupy the extremity of the city . The po- pulation would naturally plant itself around the monarch's palace . In fact beyond both , mounds are still found . If we take those of Jeraiyah on the N. and Keshaf on the S. this ...
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... supposed to have ascended the throne more than two thousand years before Christ . Some have confounded him with Nimrod , as if he and his successors reigned at Babylon . But Babylon did not become the capital of the Assyrian Empire ...
... supposed to have ascended the throne more than two thousand years before Christ . Some have confounded him with Nimrod , as if he and his successors reigned at Babylon . But Babylon did not become the capital of the Assyrian Empire ...
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... supposed , to the renewed exercise of the veto , which could be turned to his prejudice . Louis , what- ever may have been his real intentions , appears to have been governed by a sincere desire to recall his expatriated subjects . By ...
... supposed , to the renewed exercise of the veto , which could be turned to his prejudice . Louis , what- ever may have been his real intentions , appears to have been governed by a sincere desire to recall his expatriated subjects . By ...
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... supposed demonstration amounts only to the propo- sition that the substance the sole Being - his God , could • Who held to an eternal universe , nevertheless . not have been created . To make his reasoning good 80 [ Oct. , Philosophy of ...
... supposed demonstration amounts only to the propo- sition that the substance the sole Being - his God , could • Who held to an eternal universe , nevertheless . not have been created . To make his reasoning good 80 [ Oct. , Philosophy of ...
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