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I n December, the Suliots, decimated by battle, worn by famine, discouraged by treachery, were obliged to capitulate. The treaty gave them leave to go where they would, their own mountains excepted.
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I n December, the Suliots, decimated by battle, worn by famine, discouraged by treachery, were obliged to capitulate. The treaty gave them leave to go where they would, their own mountains excepted.
F or a whole week all seemed going well, when, on the morning of February 5th, Kursheed sent Hassan Pacha to convey hi…
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