The British and Foreign Review: Or, European Quarterly Journal, Том 6J. Ridgeway amd sons, 1838 |
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... Bagdad . The messengers being known as cou- riers are never molested by the Arabs , and Captain Escourt states that the journey might be lessened to ten days by avoiding the circuit to Bagdad and procceding direct to Mo- hammera , which ...
... Bagdad . The messengers being known as cou- riers are never molested by the Arabs , and Captain Escourt states that the journey might be lessened to ten days by avoiding the circuit to Bagdad and procceding direct to Mo- hammera , which ...
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... Bagdad , which hitherto had flowed through several additional channels . Of these the chief were Hilla , and the caravans direct from Bussora , which left at least every month , often comprised from four to five thousand camels . This ...
... Bagdad , which hitherto had flowed through several additional channels . Of these the chief were Hilla , and the caravans direct from Bussora , which left at least every month , often comprised from four to five thousand camels . This ...
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... Bagdad . We ought surely to find means of reaching their markets cheaper than the natives who bring their goods by caravans from Syria , and on the other side , in boats towed by hand up to Bagdad and Hilla , doubly exposed to predatory ...
... Bagdad . We ought surely to find means of reaching their markets cheaper than the natives who bring their goods by caravans from Syria , and on the other side , in boats towed by hand up to Bagdad and Hilla , doubly exposed to predatory ...
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