North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 2O. Everett, 1965 |
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Page 161
... publick would give him , to become a sculptor of eminence . We have seen some original paintings and some copies of Mr. Jones , which gave very favourable indications . Finding but little encouragement , and no advantages for improving ...
... publick would give him , to become a sculptor of eminence . We have seen some original paintings and some copies of Mr. Jones , which gave very favourable indications . Finding but little encouragement , and no advantages for improving ...
Page 343
... publick an opportunity of be- holding , of cheering , and rewarding their labours . " I do not obtrude this note upon your attention with any other view , than to do justice to one whom I consider an ingenious , meritorious , useful and ...
... publick an opportunity of be- holding , of cheering , and rewarding their labours . " I do not obtrude this note upon your attention with any other view , than to do justice to one whom I consider an ingenious , meritorious , useful and ...
Page 377
... publick , since these are more easily converted into cash . A publick debt may be useful by giving credit to paper , and thus increasing the circulating capital , but this does not prove a publick debt to be on the whole advan- tageous ...
... publick , since these are more easily converted into cash . A publick debt may be useful by giving credit to paper , and thus increasing the circulating capital , but this does not prove a publick debt to be on the whole advan- tageous ...
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American Settlements on | 33 |
Bibliography | 46 |
Elegy to T T Randolph | 172 |
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