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Since that period , it has experienced various changes ; and is nominally , at
present , under the control of the Turks . THE EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS . 1 . The
pyramids of Egypt are well entitled to a place among the most interesting
curiosities in ...
Since that period , it has experienced various changes ; and is nominally , at
present , under the control of the Turks . THE EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS . 1 . The
pyramids of Egypt are well entitled to a place among the most interesting
curiosities in ...
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As it is easy to calculate eclipses backwards from the present day to . any given
period of time , it is thus possible to give to a history , fictitious from beginning to
end , its chronology of real eclipses . This proof , therefore , amounts to nothing ...
As it is easy to calculate eclipses backwards from the present day to . any given
period of time , it is thus possible to give to a history , fictitious from beginning to
end , its chronology of real eclipses . This proof , therefore , amounts to nothing ...
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And why do we not see the same profusion of gold and silver in the present age ,
especially as the mines of America have produced such abundance ? 10 . The
question is not of a difficult solution , and the answer is obvious . In the ages of ...
And why do we not see the same profusion of gold and silver in the present age ,
especially as the mines of America have produced such abundance ? 10 . The
question is not of a difficult solution , and the answer is obvious . In the ages of ...
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