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In this we are willing to believe that they were per- fectly honest ; but if our author is compelled to claim , and is ready to accept the benefit of this charitable construction for his own party , would it not be a little more ...
In this we are willing to believe that they were per- fectly honest ; but if our author is compelled to claim , and is ready to accept the benefit of this charitable construction for his own party , would it not be a little more ...
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We are inclined to believe , that he must have had in his mind , some reminiscence of a supposed deficiency in per- sonal courage , which formed a part of the staple of the ancient party warfare , upon the sage of Monticello , and which ...
We are inclined to believe , that he must have had in his mind , some reminiscence of a supposed deficiency in per- sonal courage , which formed a part of the staple of the ancient party warfare , upon the sage of Monticello , and which ...
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He could not readily believe that a people so barbarous , so far removed from all christian countries , and who seemed to him wholly irreligious , were sin- cerely gratified to learn the story of the Gospel , and adopt the religion of ...
He could not readily believe that a people so barbarous , so far removed from all christian countries , and who seemed to him wholly irreligious , were sin- cerely gratified to learn the story of the Gospel , and adopt the religion of ...
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Contents
HI POISONING | 27 |
EXECUTION OF AN ITALIAN AT CANTON | 58 |
Life of BLACK HAWK | 68 |
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