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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... question , if it still remain one . 6 " It is usually Dutch , but occasionally also American , Swedish , Russian and English vessels , which transport the emigrants to America . The ships made use of in this service are commonly of the ...
... question , if it still remain one . 6 " It is usually Dutch , but occasionally also American , Swedish , Russian and English vessels , which transport the emigrants to America . The ships made use of in this service are commonly of the ...
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... question in our author's in- structions— “ Are the Germans esteemed in America ? ' is an- swered in a calm , impartial way , which we are sure will please our readers . 9 Is the German esteemed in America ? Personally he is esteem- ed ...
... question in our author's in- structions— “ Are the Germans esteemed in America ? ' is an- swered in a calm , impartial way , which we are sure will please our readers . 9 Is the German esteemed in America ? Personally he is esteem- ed ...
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... question that comes up , obliged to translate their harangue , first into Chickahominy , and then into Kickapoo , we apprehend it would prove a damper even to Mr. Randolph himself . We are not sure , in fact , that an attempt is not ...
... question that comes up , obliged to translate their harangue , first into Chickahominy , and then into Kickapoo , we apprehend it would prove a damper even to Mr. Randolph himself . We are not sure , in fact , that an attempt is not ...
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... question of religion was decided at the reformation . Having heard , as they supposed , all that was worth hearing on the subject . the people of each village and neighbourhood assembled on a day agreed on , and put it to the vote ...
... question of religion was decided at the reformation . Having heard , as they supposed , all that was worth hearing on the subject . the people of each village and neighbourhood assembled on a day agreed on , and put it to the vote ...
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... question raised by one of the most distinguished living poets , whether the word nose could possibly be admitted into serious poetry , without an unpleasant effect . It needs but a hasty comparison of the descriptions of beauty , in the ...
... question raised by one of the most distinguished living poets , whether the word nose could possibly be admitted into serious poetry , without an unpleasant effect . It needs but a hasty comparison of the descriptions of beauty , in the ...
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