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 11
... remarks on the early state of the law and its followers in this country , and on the Common Law , will be read with particular interest . ] Inaugural Address delivered in the Chapel of Harvard University , by the Hon . Isaac Parker ...
... remarks on the early state of the law and its followers in this country , and on the Common Law , will be read with particular interest . ] Inaugural Address delivered in the Chapel of Harvard University , by the Hon . Isaac Parker ...
Page 40
... remarks and observations upon a phenomenon , which has been almost entirely over- looked , and which appears to have an important influence upon the apparent places of the heavenly bodies . Every one knows , that when a beam of light ...
... remarks and observations upon a phenomenon , which has been almost entirely over- looked , and which appears to have an important influence upon the apparent places of the heavenly bodies . Every one knows , that when a beam of light ...
Page 44
... with cruelty . If there be an exception to this remark , it is in favour of that nation , the most loudly accused of great laxity in morals and religion . It is believed the French are more often 44 [ May , Sandwich Islands .
... with cruelty . If there be an exception to this remark , it is in favour of that nation , the most loudly accused of great laxity in morals and religion . It is believed the French are more often 44 [ May , Sandwich Islands .
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... remark , that they sometimes live until they become so dry and light , as to be blown away by the wind . The heat is moderated by the trade wind con- stantly from the north - east , at right angles with the gene- ral position of the ...
... remark , that they sometimes live until they become so dry and light , as to be blown away by the wind . The heat is moderated by the trade wind con- stantly from the north - east , at right angles with the gene- ral position of the ...
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... remarks " General Pillet enters into a long and curious calculation of the number of criminals in the United Kingdom , from which ' he says ' it results , that whenever in this country , so famed for its probity and morals , you meet a ...
... remarks " General Pillet enters into a long and curious calculation of the number of criminals in the United Kingdom , from which ' he says ' it results , that whenever in this country , so famed for its probity and morals , you meet a ...
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