Egypt a Seatonian Prize Poem
Egypt a Seatonian Prize Poem
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The untameable spirit, feodal customs, and affection for Europeans, which distinguish this extraordinary race, who boast themselves to be a remnant of the Crusaders, are well described in Pages. The account of their celebrated Emir, Facciardini, in Sandys, is also very interesting. Puget de S. Pierre compiled a small volume on their history ; Paris, 17ii3. 12mo.
PALESTINE. 119 P. 6. 1. 11. Teach their pale despot's waning moon to fear. " The Turkish sultans, whose moon seems fast approach- " in...g to its wane. " Sir W. Jones's first Disc, to the Asiatic Society.
P. 6. 1. 20. Sidonian dyes and Lusitanian gold. The gold of the Tyrians chiefly came from Portugal, which was probably their Tarshish.
P. 7. I. G. And tmrestrain'd the generous vintage flows. In the southern parts of Palestine the inhabitants reap their corn green, as they are not sure that it will ever be allowed to come to maturity. The oppression to which the cultivators of vineyards are subject throughout the Ottoman empire is well known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The untameable spirit, feodal customs, and affection for Europeans, which distinguish this extraordinary race, who boast themselves to be a remnant of the Crusaders, are well described in Pages. The account of their celebrated Emir, Facciardini, in Sandys, is also very interesting. Puget de S. Pierre compiled a small volume on their history ; Paris, 17ii3. 12mo.
PALESTINE. 119 P. 6. 1. 11. Teach their pale despot's waning moon to fear. " The Turkish sultans, whose moon seems fast approach- " in...g to its wane. " Sir W. Jones's first Disc, to the Asiatic Society.
P. 6. 1. 20. Sidonian dyes and Lusitanian gold. The gold of the Tyrians chiefly came from Portugal, which was probably their Tarshish.
P. 7. I. G. And tmrestrain'd the generous vintage flows. In the southern parts of Palestine the inhabitants reap their corn green, as they are not sure that it will ever be allowed to come to maturity. The oppression to which the cultivators of vineyards are subject throughout the Ottoman empire is well known.
What to read after Egypt a Seatonian Prize Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M John Mason Neale to read onlineMoreLess
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