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Pagina 35
... received as a guest in the houses of one or two , as well as visiting in the villages the huts of the peasantry . For years afterwards some of the chiefs used to send me cordial letters . I had the pleasure of receiving in London the ...
... received as a guest in the houses of one or two , as well as visiting in the villages the huts of the peasantry . For years afterwards some of the chiefs used to send me cordial letters . I had the pleasure of receiving in London the ...
Pagina 154
... received with the ceremonies customary on such occasions . The military authorities were nervous , and had made the most formidable preparations against any possible eventuality . But nothing happened at all , and the leading men of all ...
... received with the ceremonies customary on such occasions . The military authorities were nervous , and had made the most formidable preparations against any possible eventuality . But nothing happened at all , and the leading men of all ...
Pagina 158
... received by them . It is also because I wish to tender my very sincere thanks for the effective help rendered to the Administration by the issue of this Message that I trouble you , Sir , with this letter . > > a Lord Stamfordham , the ...
... received by them . It is also because I wish to tender my very sincere thanks for the effective help rendered to the Administration by the issue of this Message that I trouble you , Sir , with this letter . > > a Lord Stamfordham , the ...
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