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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SPAHEE»
Scopri l'uso di
spahee nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
spahee e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Original Letters of Eminent Literary Men: Of the Sixteenth, ...
The Spahee would not part with them under 200 dollars, which is £60 sterling ; so
I durst not venture upon them, being ignorant of their worth : yet I will not cease
labouring as occasion shall serve to give satisfaction to your Grace in what you ...
2
Letters of Eminent Literary Men
The Spahee would not part with them under 200 dollars, which is £60 sterling ; so
I durst not venture upon them, being ignorant of their worth : yet I will not cease
labouring as occasion shall serve to give satisfaction to your Grace in what you ...
3
Works of the Camden Society
The Spahee would not part with them under 200 dollars, which is £60 sterling ; so
I durst not venture upon them, being ignorant of their worth : yet I will not cease
labouring as occasion shall serve to give satisfaction to your Grace in what you ...
4
Publications: Camden series]
The Spahee would not part with them under 200 dollars, which is £60 sterling ; so
I durst not venture upon them, being ignorant of their worth : yet I will not cease
labouring as occasion shall serve to give satisfaction to your Grace in what you ...
Royal Historical Society (Great Britain),
1843
... able to satisfy me in any thing you desire; only he said there were certain
books in their language pawned to a great Spahee of that city, but what they
contained the poor fellow knew not. The Spahee would not part with them Y 2
LETTERS.
James Ussher, Charles R. Elrington,
1864
6
The Life of James Usher Lord Arch-Bishop of Armagh, Primate ...
The Spahee would not part with them under aoo Dollers, which is 60 I. sterling :
so I durst not venture upon them, being ignorant of their worthz yet I will not cease
labouring as occasion shall serve to give sitisfaction to your Grace in what you ...
7
Anastasius, Or, Memoirs of a Greek: Written at the Close of ...
Mavroyeni had taken care to confide his cafedgee, excellently mounted, to a
trusty spahee,* whose side he enjoined me not to quit. But at that moment, not
heaven itself could have prevented my giving the reins to my warlike spirit. The
cloud of ...
8
Illustrations of Biblical literature exhibiting the history ...
... me in any thing you desire ; only he said there were certain books in their
language pawned to a great spahee of that city, but what they contained the poor
fellow knew not. The spahee would not part with * Parr's Life of Archbishop Usher
, p.
9
Merriam-Webster's Crossword Puzzle Dictionary
... superior 9 caballero lOdisdainful 1 1 overbearing 1 2 supercilious 13 high-and-
mighty cavalryman 6 lancer 7 dragoon, trooper Algerian: S spahi 6 spahee hone:
5 waler Prussian: 4 ulan 5 uhlan Russian: 7 cossack Turkish: 5 spahi 6 spahee ...
10
Early Albania: A Reader of Historical Texts, 11th-17th Centuries
The ulufehdrs receive salaries, whereas the spahee horsemen are in service and
are obliged to go to war whenever the sultan commands them to do so, taking
with them as many men as the timar orders, or their money and as many lances
as ...