New Englander and Yale Review, Volume 34Edward Royall Tyler, William Lathrop Kingsley, George Park Fisher, Timothy Dwight W.L. Kingsley, 1875 |
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... relations between England and Russia , as related to that coun- try . It is hardly possible to say much of Central Asia without in- cluding , to some extent , Persia , Southern Siberia , Western China , and Northern India , because it ...
... relations between England and Russia , as related to that coun- try . It is hardly possible to say much of Central Asia without in- cluding , to some extent , Persia , Southern Siberia , Western China , and Northern India , because it ...
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... relations , but Yakub has an impression , emphasized by some rough experience , to say nothing of five bullet wounds , that these neighbors of his mean conquest , as well as commerce . If he admits Russian traders , he at the same time ...
... relations , but Yakub has an impression , emphasized by some rough experience , to say nothing of five bullet wounds , that these neighbors of his mean conquest , as well as commerce . If he admits Russian traders , he at the same time ...
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... relations between himself and both England and Russia . But the English government , also , has been active in its efforts to open friendly commercial relations with Eastern Tur- kestan . India must appear there as a merchant , not as a ...
... relations between himself and both England and Russia . But the English government , also , has been active in its efforts to open friendly commercial relations with Eastern Tur- kestan . India must appear there as a merchant , not as a ...
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... relations , es- pecially to those of Eastern Turkestan , which attracts at present unusual notice . We propose now to present a few hints illustrative of the im- mense natural obstacles to be overcome in the way of trade . These are the ...
... relations , es- pecially to those of Eastern Turkestan , which attracts at present unusual notice . We propose now to present a few hints illustrative of the im- mense natural obstacles to be overcome in the way of trade . These are the ...
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... relations to external relations . " From which the relative character of our knowledge necessarily follows . ( p . 85. ) But this exposition of the relativity of knowl- edge brings us again face to face with inexplicable mystery , which ...
... relations to external relations . " From which the relative character of our knowledge necessarily follows . ( p . 85. ) But this exposition of the relativity of knowl- edge brings us again face to face with inexplicable mystery , which ...
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