The North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 11Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge Wells and Lilly, 1820 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... objects , which , if duly explain- ed , must every where meet with open doors . We are resolved no longer to witness the scenes of suffering , which this year has produced , nor this perplexity of notions and plans . We wish to extend a ...
... objects , which , if duly explain- ed , must every where meet with open doors . We are resolved no longer to witness the scenes of suffering , which this year has produced , nor this perplexity of notions and plans . We wish to extend a ...
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... objects of his mission , were somewhat too elevated . That this was not an unnecessary remark , may be confirmed from the following murmur from a letter dated Nov. 15 . I am just beginning to be known , and am obliged to put up with ...
... objects of his mission , were somewhat too elevated . That this was not an unnecessary remark , may be confirmed from the following murmur from a letter dated Nov. 15 . I am just beginning to be known , and am obliged to put up with ...
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... object to those measures at least being taken by our govern- ment , which would save the thousands of their poor loving subjects , which emigrate , from roting on the passage or starving in the streets of Philadelphia and Baltimore . We ...
... object to those measures at least being taken by our govern- ment , which would save the thousands of their poor loving subjects , which emigrate , from roting on the passage or starving in the streets of Philadelphia and Baltimore . We ...
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... , and investi- gating the modifications it receives from national customs or the peculiarities it exhibits in them . Now we do not , entire- ly , object to this , for it has saved 1820. ] 21 Letters from Geneva and France .
... , and investi- gating the modifications it receives from national customs or the peculiarities it exhibits in them . Now we do not , entire- ly , object to this , for it has saved 1820. ] 21 Letters from Geneva and France .
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... object to this , for it has saved us from many prosing essays and profound disquisitions , which would have left us about as wise and not quite as patient as they found us ; but such writers cannot take a high stand in this golden age ...
... object to this , for it has saved us from many prosing essays and profound disquisitions , which would have left us about as wise and not quite as patient as they found us ; but such writers cannot take a high stand in this golden age ...
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