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But we do not consider the complexion of the aborigines a sufficient ground of
distinction in a work the object of which is not to give the physical history of
mankind , nor to support any particular theory as to the natural causes of those
varieties ...
But we do not consider the complexion of the aborigines a sufficient ground of
distinction in a work the object of which is not to give the physical history of
mankind , nor to support any particular theory as to the natural causes of those
varieties ...
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any kind of moveable goods , he could give him no assurance . Connelly , who
seemed to speak with greater openness , did not conceal that their lives also
would be in danger , if it were found that they possessed iron tools , and , on any
...
any kind of moveable goods , he could give him no assurance . Connelly , who
seemed to speak with greater openness , did not conceal that their lives also
would be in danger , if it were found that they possessed iron tools , and , on any
...
Side 312
In 1831 , the Board at Boston issued a statement relative to the necessity and
claims of similar institutions , in which they give an outline of their success during
the period which had elapsed from the commencement of their operations .
In 1831 , the Board at Boston issued a statement relative to the necessity and
claims of similar institutions , in which they give an outline of their success during
the period which had elapsed from the commencement of their operations .
Side 343
He did not , however , seem willing to give me an answer to the question that had
been put to him , till I had again and again repeated my promise that he should
not be hurt . Then he ventured to tell us , ' that one of his countrymen having ...
He did not , however , seem willing to give me an answer to the question that had
been put to him , till I had again and again repeated my promise that he should
not be hurt . Then he ventured to tell us , ' that one of his countrymen having ...
Side 401
Should a person living on shore entice a seaman to leave his vessel , he shall
pay a fine of eight dollars ; and should any one know of such desertion or
seducement , and not give notice , he also shall be fined according to the nature
of the ...
Should a person living on shore entice a seaman to leave his vessel , he shall
pay a fine of eight dollars ; and should any one know of such desertion or
seducement , and not give notice , he also shall be fined according to the nature
of the ...
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Polynesia: Or, an Historical Account of the Principal Islands in the South ... Michael Russell Ingen forhåndsvisning - 2020 |
Polynesia: Or an Historical Account of the Principal Islands in the South ... Mich Russell Ingen forhåndsvisning - 2015 |
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