The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1808 - English literature |
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The season in which they chiefly bring their trade to the coast is during the dry months , and they generally travel in caravans , under the controul of a chief or head man . The head man of the party expects to be lodged and ...
The season in which they chiefly bring their trade to the coast is during the dry months , and they generally travel in caravans , under the controul of a chief or head man . The head man of the party expects to be lodged and ...
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The Gurus , or heads of particular sects among the Hindus , who preside in all matters connected with religion , possess a ... Small delinquencies they punish by pouring cow - dung and water on the head of the guilty person , by fire ...
The Gurus , or heads of particular sects among the Hindus , who preside in all matters connected with religion , possess a ... Small delinquencies they punish by pouring cow - dung and water on the head of the guilty person , by fire ...
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This antiquity published by Torremuzza , exhibits above two rows of uncouth human figures , some with the heads of animals or serpents . At first sight , all these appear to be Egyptian : one of the figures has a dog's head , with the ...
This antiquity published by Torremuzza , exhibits above two rows of uncouth human figures , some with the heads of animals or serpents . At first sight , all these appear to be Egyptian : one of the figures has a dog's head , with the ...
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