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Meanings of british islands in English
Portuguese
terminologia das ilhas britânicas Usage of british islands in English
1
This is seen particularly in Palestine, in ancient Gaul, in the British islands.
2
Thus ended the most memorable siege in the history of the British islands.
3
The difference betwixt the French and British islands was very striking.
4
The weather still continues to be fine over the British Islands.
5
The British Islands were infested with criminals from the earliest times.
6
They would have made the British Islands bankrupt if theyd won.
7
But the New Zealand mountains are far loftier than anything in the British Islands.
8
The official parlor of the President of the British Islands.
9
The British Islands rose again from the sea, bearing these water-deposits on their bosom.
10
Here again the British Islands have an advantage over France.
11
In 1790 the commerce of San Domingo surpassed that of all the British Islands together.
12
No positive condemnation of the evil system had then been heard in the British islands.
13
Especially noteworthy were the further explorations of the caves and drift throughout the British Islands.
14
The British islands are in a state of blockade.
15
Those blessed gales from the British Islands probably (certainly) saved me.
16
The admiral, therefore, determined to sail northward and make the circuit of the British islands.
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