Appletons' Annual Cyclopaedia and Register of Important Events, Том 10;Том 25D. Appleton & Company, 1886 |
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... ernment eagerly grasped the opportunity af- forded by the hitherto neglected proposal of the Russian ministry to fix the three hundred or more miles of boundary left unsettled in the line of Russia's recent advances , which seemed to ...
... ernment eagerly grasped the opportunity af- forded by the hitherto neglected proposal of the Russian ministry to fix the three hundred or more miles of boundary left unsettled in the line of Russia's recent advances , which seemed to ...
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... ernment allowed Gen. Zelenoy to remain at Tiflis , and left the military authorities in Tur- kistan to push on the Cossack outposts as far as possible toward the limits of the Turkoman country . Gen. Rosenbach , who was made Governor ...
... ernment allowed Gen. Zelenoy to remain at Tiflis , and left the military authorities in Tur- kistan to push on the Cossack outposts as far as possible toward the limits of the Turkoman country . Gen. Rosenbach , who was made Governor ...
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... ernment . The Nawab Ahsumoolla Khan , of Dacca , sold all his personal property , and prof- fered the eight lacs that it realized . The Maharajah of Tipperah , another of the promi- nent Mohammedans of Bengal , offered to con- tribute ...
... ernment . The Nawab Ahsumoolla Khan , of Dacca , sold all his personal property , and prof- fered the eight lacs that it realized . The Maharajah of Tipperah , another of the promi- nent Mohammedans of Bengal , offered to con- tribute ...
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... ernment insisted from the beginning that the basis of the delimitation should be settled by direct negotiations between the two cabinets . The English Government , on the other hand , not having at command the necessary topo- graphical ...
... ernment insisted from the beginning that the basis of the delimitation should be settled by direct negotiations between the two cabinets . The English Government , on the other hand , not having at command the necessary topo- graphical ...
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... ernment which had been carried on on behalf of the upper house respecting the " Criminal Law Amendment Bill " -a measure for the more efficient protection of girls against seduc- tion . Convocation had urged immediate atten- tion in ...
... ernment which had been carried on on behalf of the upper house respecting the " Criminal Law Amendment Bill " -a measure for the more efficient protection of girls against seduc- tion . Convocation had urged immediate atten- tion in ...
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