Littell's Living Age, Volume 173Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1887 |
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Page 239
... French politi- cians and journalists called the Hovas barbarians ; but when a native race , within a period of less than half a century , emerges from the darkness of obscurity and idolatry , adopts Chrstianity , and comes within the ...
... French politi- cians and journalists called the Hovas barbarians ; but when a native race , within a period of less than half a century , emerges from the darkness of obscurity and idolatry , adopts Chrstianity , and comes within the ...
Page 240
... French refused to recognize the queen as sovereign of Madagascar . The French now made daily reconnais- sances with the object of finding a feasible weak point . These endeavors culminated in the battle of Isàmahàfy . The Hova On Sunday ...
... French refused to recognize the queen as sovereign of Madagascar . The French now made daily reconnais- sances with the object of finding a feasible weak point . These endeavors culminated in the battle of Isàmahàfy . The Hova On Sunday ...
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... French prestige and ascend- ency . Englishmen are apt to judge of Frenchmen by thinking what their own feelings ... French patri- otism , though very genuine of its kind , differs entirely from English patriotism . The saying of Queen ...
... French prestige and ascend- ency . Englishmen are apt to judge of Frenchmen by thinking what their own feelings ... French patri- otism , though very genuine of its kind , differs entirely from English patriotism . The saying of Queen ...
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CentralAsian Asparagus | 61 |
OF EUROPEAN | 67 |
THE TRIALS OF A COUNTRY PARSON | 95 |
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