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... Every success of the Romans was a curse object that did not make an
immediate ap-every conquest of the Greeks a blessing peal to his taste or
imagination , —that the -to mankind . With the praise to which character , the
manners , the ...
... Every success of the Romans was a curse object that did not make an
immediate ap-every conquest of the Greeks a blessing peal to his taste or
imagination , —that the -to mankind . With the praise to which character , the
manners , the ...
Side 64
The eye is fixed the University of the State of New York , at the latter ; the object
being then placed was held on the 7th of April last . The at the other extremity is
seen in the form degree of Doctor in Medicine was grantof a brilliant , luminous ...
The eye is fixed the University of the State of New York , at the latter ; the object
being then placed was held on the 7th of April last . The at the other extremity is
seen in the form degree of Doctor in Medicine was grantof a brilliant , luminous ...
Side 261
Her various and discordant true objects of South - American policy , juntas , while
they exhausted their re- and perhaps ... and their envoys in- purpose of exciting a
revolution there : sulted , or if the objects of their wishes « « The object which ...
Her various and discordant true objects of South - American policy , juntas , while
they exhausted their re- and perhaps ... and their envoys in- purpose of exciting a
revolution there : sulted , or if the objects of their wishes « « The object which ...
Side 372
of the institution are thus stated :The following are the queries contain" This
association has for its object the ed in the circular issued by the society :
acquisition and diffusion of all useful in “ 1. What roads or canals have been
telligence ...
of the institution are thus stated :The following are the queries contain" This
association has for its object the ed in the circular issued by the society :
acquisition and diffusion of all useful in “ 1. What roads or canals have been
telligence ...
Side 401
... and an object of consideration . It is a laud- which holds out to all polished
states some able pride which induces men of every of the surest means of
perpetuating their liberal profession — the lawyer , the ar present greatness and
renown ...
... and an object of consideration . It is a laud- which holds out to all polished
states some able pride which induces men of every of the surest means of
perpetuating their liberal profession — the lawyer , the ar present greatness and
renown ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | The American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review, Bind 3 Bind 58 af American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Redaktører | H. Biglow, Orville Luther Holley |
| Udgiver | H. Bigelow, Esq., editor and proprietor, 1818 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Princeton University |
| Digitaliseret | 21. sep 2009 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |