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Murphy, James Cavanah, 1760-1814. / The Arabian antiquities of Spain
(1815)

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JUST PUBLISHED, 
Elegantly printed in one Volume Quarto, with a Map shewing the principal
Conquests 
of the Arabs under the Khalifs or Successors of Mahomet; Price 1L 16s. in
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THE 
HISTORY 
OF THE 
MAHOMETAN 
EMPIRE 
IN SPAIN: 
CONTAINING 
A GENERAL HISTORY OF THE ARABS, 
THEIR INSTITUTIONS, CONQUESTS, LITERATURE, ARTS, SCIENCES, 
AND MANNERS, 
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