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... we were very proud of it , and had been anxious to give its powers a practical test . This thing was lashed to the garboard - strake of the main - to'gallant mizzen - yard amidships , * and there was nothing to do but cut the ...
... we were very proud of it , and had been anxious to give its powers a practical test . This thing was lashed to the garboard - strake of the main - to'gallant mizzen - yard amidships , * and there was nothing to do but cut the ...
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The prohibitory laws being enacted in the South are brought into being to avert the inevitable effect of strong drink upon the weak intellects of negroes , and are warranted , undoubtedly , as involving a practical precaution against ...
The prohibitory laws being enacted in the South are brought into being to avert the inevitable effect of strong drink upon the weak intellects of negroes , and are warranted , undoubtedly , as involving a practical precaution against ...
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As to the practical effects of the exclusion of State Universities , Mr. Pritchett believes that circumstances will bring to them a comparable benefit from their own funds , as " the legislatures in those States in which the strongest ...
As to the practical effects of the exclusion of State Universities , Mr. Pritchett believes that circumstances will bring to them a comparable benefit from their own funds , as " the legislatures in those States in which the strongest ...
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