The Cornish Magazine, Випуск 25J. Philip, 1826 |
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... Jaffa ; that of Gaza , comprehend Jaffa and the adjacent plains ; and these two being now united , al ! the coast is under the jurisdiction of the Pasha of Acre . Jerusalem , Hebron , Nablous , of Palestine , are included in the Tiberia ...
... Jaffa ; that of Gaza , comprehend Jaffa and the adjacent plains ; and these two being now united , al ! the coast is under the jurisdiction of the Pasha of Acre . Jerusalem , Hebron , Nablous , of Palestine , are included in the Tiberia ...
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... - for thee I die ! Beyond the brightness of the sky , — Twill live - when time is past ! February 8th , 1826 . My love for thee will last , J. G. J. W. ROUTE from ACRE to JAFFA . having been instructed to THE SELECTOR . 41.
... - for thee I die ! Beyond the brightness of the sky , — Twill live - when time is past ! February 8th , 1826 . My love for thee will last , J. G. J. W. ROUTE from ACRE to JAFFA . having been instructed to THE SELECTOR . 41.
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... Jaffa worse than any of the rest . AH the rice which is the staple food of the people , enters the country by Acre : the lord of that city , therefore , has it in his power to cause a famine to be felt over all Syria . This ...
... Jaffa worse than any of the rest . AH the rice which is the staple food of the people , enters the country by Acre : the lord of that city , therefore , has it in his power to cause a famine to be felt over all Syria . This ...
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... Jaffa , on the authority chiefly of Dr. Pococke . Opposite to Caypha , the learned traveller ascended Mount Carmel , to the Latin convent of the Carmelites , inhabited at that time by only two or three monks . Great part of the present ...
... Jaffa , on the authority chiefly of Dr. Pococke . Opposite to Caypha , the learned traveller ascended Mount Carmel , to the Latin convent of the Carmelites , inhabited at that time by only two or three monks . Great part of the present ...
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... Jaffa , or Yaffa , the ancient Joppa . It is one of the most ancient sea - ports in the world : its traditional history stretches far back into the twilight of time , and Pliny assigns it a date anterior to the deluge . In his time they ...
... Jaffa , or Yaffa , the ancient Joppa . It is one of the most ancient sea - ports in the world : its traditional history stretches far back into the twilight of time , and Pliny assigns it a date anterior to the deluge . In his time they ...
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