The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... republic , by pre- paring forged testimony ; on the strength of which an award was made , which was soon proved to be a gigantic swindle . The twenty - third revolutionary government of Venezuela protested against this award ; and after ...
... republic , by pre- paring forged testimony ; on the strength of which an award was made , which was soon proved to be a gigantic swindle . The twenty - third revolutionary government of Venezuela protested against this award ; and after ...
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... republic , for several centuries . But this republic was governed by a Senate , which consisted of a few hundred self - selected patricians . A long time elapsed before the mass of the people had the slightest share in government ; and ...
... republic , for several centuries . But this republic was governed by a Senate , which consisted of a few hundred self - selected patricians . A long time elapsed before the mass of the people had the slightest share in government ; and ...
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In 1792 France declared itself a republic , amid great re- joicing , not only there , but in America , where our fathers be- lieved that the millennium had almost begun . But , within a few months , the French Republic proved itself to ...
In 1792 France declared itself a republic , amid great re- joicing , not only there , but in America , where our fathers be- lieved that the millennium had almost begun . But , within a few months , the French Republic proved itself to ...
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