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Many were put to the sword ; and two general officers , with some persons of
distinction , were carried prisoners to Bagdat , where they were loaded with
chains , and thrown into a dungeon . They continued in prison for some time ,
without ...
Many were put to the sword ; and two general officers , with some persons of
distinction , were carried prisoners to Bagdat , where they were loaded with
chains , and thrown into a dungeon . They continued in prison for some time ,
without ...
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They renewed the attack with a valor raised to frenzy . The Bastile was carried by
assault . The governor being seized , was instantly massacred , and his head
carried in triumph through the streets of the capital . 2. In the gloomy apartments ...
They renewed the attack with a valor raised to frenzy . The Bastile was carried by
assault . The governor being seized , was instantly massacred , and his head
carried in triumph through the streets of the capital . 2. In the gloomy apartments ...
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In regard to commerce , there is no where any mention made , nor the least
appearance of any being carried on by the Israelites , whereby they could have
obtained such a stock of valuable materials , so soon after their entrance into the
...
In regard to commerce , there is no where any mention made , nor the least
appearance of any being carried on by the Israelites , whereby they could have
obtained such a stock of valuable materials , so soon after their entrance into the
...
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