The North American Review, Volume 16Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1823 - American fiction Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 257
... existence . This chief appears to have possessed extraordinary mental abilities , but he resorted to the most nefarious means to establish firmly the supremacy of his power . He gained the reputation of the greatest of medicine men ...
... existence . This chief appears to have possessed extraordinary mental abilities , but he resorted to the most nefarious means to establish firmly the supremacy of his power . He gained the reputation of the greatest of medicine men ...
Page 356
... existence , with which it is stored , and which , whether correct or false , are distinct and glowing . To come nearer home , our own Irving has written few things so sweet and touching , so solemn and yet so delightful , as his ...
... existence , with which it is stored , and which , whether correct or false , are distinct and glowing . To come nearer home , our own Irving has written few things so sweet and touching , so solemn and yet so delightful , as his ...
Page 358
... existence . We are driven by the necessity of our nature , to give a form and an individual existence to every thing , which we would make the subject of thought . There is not a sermon written from the heart , or preached with power ...
... existence . We are driven by the necessity of our nature , to give a form and an individual existence to every thing , which we would make the subject of thought . There is not a sermon written from the heart , or preached with power ...
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NEW SERIES | 1 |
On the state of the Indians | 30 |
Essays by a Virginian | 45 |
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