 | 1836 - 600 стор.
...most atrocious libels. It is not very easy for an European to procure a sight of these animadversions upon the conduct of himself or his friends ; some...difficulty in making an extract, which will display the spirit of their comments, without shocking the eye by the coarseness of expression. The following description... | |
 | 1834 - 624 стор.
...is not very easy for a European to procure a sight of the animadversions passed upon the conduct «f himself or his friends ; some artifice is requisite...difficulty in making an extract, which will display the spirit of their comments, without shocking the eye by coarseness of expression. The following description... | |
 | 1836 - 1184 стор.
...most atrocious libels. It is not very easy for an European to procure a sight of these animadversions upon the conduct of himself or his friends; some artifice...difficulty in making an extract, which will display the spirit of their comments, without shocking the eye by the coarseness of expression. The following description... | |
 | 1836 - 602 стор.
...most atrocious libels. It is not very easy for an European to procure a sight of these animadversions upon the conduct of himself or his friends ; some...difficulty in making an extract, which will display the spirit of their comments, without shocking the eye by the coarseness of expression. The following description... | |
 | 1836 - 602 стор.
...most atrocious libels. It is not very easy for an European to procure a sight of these animadversions upon the conduct of himself or his friends ; some...difficulty in making an extract, which will display the spirit of their comments, without shocking the eye by the coarseness of expression. The following description... | |
 | Emma Roberts - 1837 - 410 стор.
...manuscript : the language is Persian, and the editors do not scruple to write at full length the mimes of those who are the subjects of the most atrocious...difficulty in making an extract, which will display the spirit of their comments, without shocking the eye by coarseness of expression. The following description... | |
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European to procure a sight of these animadversions upon the conduct of himself or his friends ; some artifice is requisite to obtain samples of the method employed to amuse the reading portion of the native community at the expense of persons differing... 