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Side 83
GARDEN . opinion , “ the power rests with the serpent to emit at pleasure the
effluviuir To General Charles Cotesworth ... it is DEAR SIR , rarely perceptible but
when the snake is The opinions expressed in my letter either anxious to obtain
food ...
GARDEN . opinion , “ the power rests with the serpent to emit at pleasure the
effluviuir To General Charles Cotesworth ... it is DEAR SIR , rarely perceptible but
when the snake is The opinions expressed in my letter either anxious to obtain
food ...
Side 84
If Dr. Bar- taken out , when no odour whatever was ton's opinion was accurate— “
That at the perceived , and in my ... I should be doubtful of which at a more
advanced season , and in the accuracy of my own opinions , and possession of ...
If Dr. Bar- taken out , when no odour whatever was ton's opinion was accurate— “
That at the perceived , and in my ... I should be doubtful of which at a more
advanced season , and in the accuracy of my own opinions , and possession of ...
Side 119
On the Idenlity of Water - Spouts and Whirl . winds . municate farther observations
on that country , which deserves , on many accounts , to Even among the
scientific and observing , be called the New World . a great diversity of opinion
exists ...
On the Idenlity of Water - Spouts and Whirl . winds . municate farther observations
on that country , which deserves , on many accounts , to Even among the
scientific and observing , be called the New World . a great diversity of opinion
exists ...
Side 163
The patriot ruler and Jews in Europe have been indifferent to sovereign sacrifices
private interest and pripublic opinion , it is because that opinion in vate affection
for the welfare of his subjects ; variably erated to their prejudice ; their he ...
The patriot ruler and Jews in Europe have been indifferent to sovereign sacrifices
private interest and pripublic opinion , it is because that opinion in vate affection
for the welfare of his subjects ; variably erated to their prejudice ; their he ...
Side 198
He acted properly opinion of our own wisdom — it is presum- in following the
impulse of his judgment , ing that we are rendering God service , I think he
formed an erroneous judgment , it may be that we are merely supporting our but
that is ...
He acted properly opinion of our own wisdom — it is presum- in following the
impulse of his judgment , ing that we are rendering God service , I think he
formed an erroneous judgment , it may be that we are merely supporting our but
that is ...
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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 |
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