North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 3Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge Wells and Lilly, 1816 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 17
... commerce had begun to polish the rough face of affairs , or when their civil and political rights were brought into jeopardy , that the invaluable principles of that venerable code excited attention and commanded the reverence of the ...
... commerce had begun to polish the rough face of affairs , or when their civil and political rights were brought into jeopardy , that the invaluable principles of that venerable code excited attention and commanded the reverence of the ...
Page 80
... commerce , place themselves in concurrence , and thus provoke an unequal contest with the first maritime power of the world ? " But it will be said , that the population has more than dou- bled in the United States since the epoch of ...
... commerce , place themselves in concurrence , and thus provoke an unequal contest with the first maritime power of the world ? " But it will be said , that the population has more than dou- bled in the United States since the epoch of ...
Page 83
... commerce , that we may reasonably attribute the astonishing multiplication of the inhabitants of the United States ... commerce cannot pro- cure for the States a real and durable prosperity , let us ex- amine what has ever been the ...
... commerce , that we may reasonably attribute the astonishing multiplication of the inhabitants of the United States ... commerce cannot pro- cure for the States a real and durable prosperity , let us ex- amine what has ever been the ...
Page 84
... Commerce in general deteriorates the moral , as well as the physical character of a people , because it infects with its vices , not only the individuals who exercise it directly , but still more , because it extends and prolongs its ...
... Commerce in general deteriorates the moral , as well as the physical character of a people , because it infects with its vices , not only the individuals who exercise it directly , but still more , because it extends and prolongs its ...
Page 85
... commerce deteriorates the physical constitution of a people , since it corrupts that of individuals . We will observe only , that it has rendered common to all climates those fatal epidemicks , which during the last two centuries ...
... commerce deteriorates the physical constitution of a people , since it corrupts that of individuals . We will observe only , that it has rendered common to all climates those fatal epidemicks , which during the last two centuries ...
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