Lester's History of the United States: Illustrated in Its Five Great Periods : Colonization, Consolidation, Development, Achievement, Advancement, Volume 2P.F. Collier, 1883 |
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... ment to the social world , are here united to woo and develop the genius of our country and our people . ' In all these natural favors our western seaboard front is supremely more gifted than the classic shores of the Mediterranean and ...
... ment to the social world , are here united to woo and develop the genius of our country and our people . ' In all these natural favors our western seaboard front is supremely more gifted than the classic shores of the Mediterranean and ...
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... ment as a lasting political structure . Educated in monarchical forms , and under aristocratic sway , none but the most sanguine of Europe's writers or statesmen could think otherwise . It would have been passing strange if they had ...
... ment as a lasting political structure . Educated in monarchical forms , and under aristocratic sway , none but the most sanguine of Europe's writers or statesmen could think otherwise . It would have been passing strange if they had ...
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... ment of the Commissioner of the General Land Office , exceeded $ 700,000 , - ooo . We therefore reach the conclusion from these data that the aggregate amount of gold and silver produced in Mexico ( exclusive of territory ceded to the ...
... ment of the Commissioner of the General Land Office , exceeded $ 700,000 , - ooo . We therefore reach the conclusion from these data that the aggregate amount of gold and silver produced in Mexico ( exclusive of territory ceded to the ...
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