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 81
... emigrants , who for the last twenty years particularly , have thrown themselves into the United States , and which forms now at least a quarter of the population , has been urged by nearly the same motives . All these new comers have ...
... emigrants , who for the last twenty years particularly , have thrown themselves into the United States , and which forms now at least a quarter of the population , has been urged by nearly the same motives . All these new comers have ...
Page 88
... emigrants who have arrived in the United States during the last five and twenty years ; we should say , however , that 400,000 was a very large estimate . Of the French either from France or the Colonies , very few remained . Besides ...
... emigrants who have arrived in the United States during the last five and twenty years ; we should say , however , that 400,000 was a very large estimate . Of the French either from France or the Colonies , very few remained . Besides ...
Page 99
... . We have room enough for almost every description of emigrants , and ready employment . A small accession of them interspersed among our citizens is useful in many respects - they bring with them , 1816. ] 99 Etats Unis .
... . We have room enough for almost every description of emigrants , and ready employment . A small accession of them interspersed among our citizens is useful in many respects - they bring with them , 1816. ] 99 Etats Unis .
Page 100
... emigrants who are not satisfied with these essential pri- vileges , it will be best to keep at a distance , The most enormous offence of this work , is contained in the following extract . " But the capital vice of the American ...
... emigrants who are not satisfied with these essential pri- vileges , it will be best to keep at a distance , The most enormous offence of this work , is contained in the following extract . " But the capital vice of the American ...
Page 231
... emigrants from various parts of the United States as well as from Europe , proceed to their place of settlement , uncertain of the particular locality , and with very vague notions of the geography of the country . The ge- neral point ...
... emigrants from various parts of the United States as well as from Europe , proceed to their place of settlement , uncertain of the particular locality , and with very vague notions of the geography of the country . The ge- neral point ...
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