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taken to the political course and character of Mr. Jeffer- son , was exactly the reverse of timidity . We have always considered him as one of the boldest of the statesmen of his time , and have attributed to this quality , in a ...
taken to the political course and character of Mr. Jeffer- son , was exactly the reverse of timidity . We have always considered him as one of the boldest of the statesmen of his time , and have attributed to this quality , in a ...
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When the reputation of one of the principal orna- ments of our history is attacked , it follows of course , that he must be defended . But why was the attack made ? Our au- ther believes that the opinions and political practice of Mr.
When the reputation of one of the principal orna- ments of our history is attacked , it follows of course , that he must be defended . But why was the attack made ? Our au- ther believes that the opinions and political practice of Mr.
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The course of religious instruction has undergone no change from that stated in the report of last year , except that the several classes have been united for the Biblical part . During the present year we propose to treat the ...
The course of religious instruction has undergone no change from that stated in the report of last year , except that the several classes have been united for the Biblical part . During the present year we propose to treat the ...
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Contents
HI POISONING | 27 |
EXECUTION OF AN ITALIAN AT CANTON | 58 |
Life of BLACK HAWK | 68 |
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