Jewels of Royalty from the Mogul and European Crowns
A survey of historic royal jewelry describes Oriental and European collections. It covers the Victoria diamond of the Nizam of Mysore, the Star of the South, and De Beers diamond, plus crowns and regalia in Vienna and Dresden. The piece notes guards, secrecy, vast wealth, and famed stones like the Florentine Diamond connected to Maria Theresa and the French crown jewels auction of 1887.
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Mydera- Wad
Tanjore
L Ikewhae
Baroda
W. Benjamin
Perera
Shah
King Theebaw
Mandalay
Burmah
London
Elwin Arnold
Delith
Shah Jehan
Austin
Barden
Euuet Fpo
Victoria
Shih Jechon
Delhi
Nadir Shoha
Elena
Elena, Vatherine
Russia
Ouregena
Moarcow
Vere
Peter the Great
France
Louis XIV
Louis XV
Hat Travernier
Mulchie
Marie Antoinette
Galerie d' Appellon
Louvre
Marie de Medici
National Assembly
Tower of
Tondon
Charlee T
Charles I
Queen Victoria
Prine
Royal House of Austria
Vienna
Burmunds
Alec
Avatela
Rudolph Il
Angel of Dee
Goodmountad
Mathias
Compres
Wits Valli
Asike
Mmprees
Maria Theresa
Frankfort
Mayin
Charlue the Bold
Murzands
Ninus Calipman
Morar
Auetrlin
Tuscany
Maria Tereu
Conte
Wy Eagle
The Captivity of Judah in Jeremias Era
A historical recount of Nebuchadnezzar's siege of Jerusalem, the exile of Jehoiachin and princes, Ezekiel’s call, and the fall of Zedekiah. The piece notes Babylonian mercy then harsh reclamation, the destruction of the temple vessels, and the eventual end of the Jewish monarchy with Zedekiah’s blindness. It frames the captivity as divine chastisement and a prelude to eventual repentance.
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Teholachim
Judah
Jeremiah
Nehchadnawzar
Mabyton
Jertentom
Feehoniah
Reyptan
Hogelves
Nebuchadnesaar
Jechoniah
Babylon
Ezekiel
Mattaninhweyas Mari
Zedekiah
Nicceneniia
Asia
Chovet Pewtheater
Kitedon
Chal
Nelo Adnezwinr
Asain
Jerendah
Fashoda and its Past Role in Egypt Sudan Conflicts
The article recalls Fashoda’s historical prominence as a strategic hub in the Upper Nile region and its later recapture by French explorers led by Commander Marchand. It notes its past as a slave trade focal point under Egyptian officials and mentions travelers like Signor Geasl and Baron Geaswin with accounts of local politics and expeditions.
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Faushoda
Eughindiais
Tines Gordon
Eexpe
Upper Nile
Fashodu
Boudanes
Rhyere
Pashodu
Tesi
Khartoun
Fashoau
Kitchener
Marchand
Zobelir
Soudanese
Signor Geasl
Equatorial Africa
Farshoda
Fasinoda
Ippepotami
Joe Portance
Nalini
Yeulucel
Tadline Geir Wado
Gordan Paoli
Bey
Password Clue Revealed In Old Mines Set Tale
In a clipped dialogue from a Montanan report, Ole recalls the password as Fish Ay weel, while the sentinel stance and the mysterious exchange hint at a coded message. The scene centers on Ole and a Boxeman figure in a wartime or frontier setting.
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Boxeman
Mont
Coing Smith
Ollicver
Ole
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