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... considerable assistance to him in increasing the extent and accuracy of his information , it must have been his own fault entirely , and not any want of opportunities and means . It is singular that no general and systematic work on ...
... considerable assistance to him in increasing the extent and accuracy of his information , it must have been his own fault entirely , and not any want of opportunities and means . It is singular that no general and systematic work on ...
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... considerable an ingredient to be left out of the calculation . J. F. D. * See the observations of Humboldt , on the use of the banana in New Spain . THE CHINESE . CHAPTER 1 . EARLY EUROPEAN INTERCOURSE . INTRODUCTION . 7.
... considerable an ingredient to be left out of the calculation . J. F. D. * See the observations of Humboldt , on the use of the banana in New Spain . THE CHINESE . CHAPTER 1 . EARLY EUROPEAN INTERCOURSE . INTRODUCTION . 7.
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... considerable mosque at Canton , of great an- tiquity , and forming , with its pagoda or minaret , a conspicuous object on the approach to the city by the river . Numbers of that persuasion occurred in every part of the route of the two ...
... considerable mosque at Canton , of great an- tiquity , and forming , with its pagoda or minaret , a conspicuous object on the approach to the city by the river . Numbers of that persuasion occurred in every part of the route of the two ...
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... considerable . When he had passed about seventeen years in the country , Ricci proceeded to Peking , and by the favour of one of the eunuchs of the palace became introduced to the Emperor's notice , his presents being received , and a ...
... considerable . When he had passed about seventeen years in the country , Ricci proceeded to Peking , and by the favour of one of the eunuchs of the palace became introduced to the Emperor's notice , his presents being received , and a ...
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... considerable duty arose to the Emperor upon goods imported by the country ships , ( the raw produce of India and the Straits , ) and that the Europe ships brought few or none , he fixed that rate upon the merchants for all goods sold by ...
... considerable duty arose to the Emperor upon goods imported by the country ships , ( the raw produce of India and the Straits , ) and that the Europe ships brought few or none , he fixed that rate upon the merchants for all goods sold by ...
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