The Western Journal, Volume 8M. Tarver and T.F. Risk, 1852 |
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... nature , and do not follow the colonists to other lands . Hence , Great Britain may be regarded as the more immediate source of republican principles and the parent of a new order of civilization . The affin- ities between Great Britain ...
... nature , and do not follow the colonists to other lands . Hence , Great Britain may be regarded as the more immediate source of republican principles and the parent of a new order of civilization . The affin- ities between Great Britain ...
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... nature to desire the enjoyment of the atmosphere and scenery as well as the fruits of other climes . The natural pro- ducts of his own country , improved by labor and art - whether of food or clothing , -constitute the substantial basis ...
... nature to desire the enjoyment of the atmosphere and scenery as well as the fruits of other climes . The natural pro- ducts of his own country , improved by labor and art - whether of food or clothing , -constitute the substantial basis ...
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... nature , and when we have ap- pealed to individuals for their countenance and support in behalf of a system of public instruction , they have pointed to the vices of the learned , and contrasting them with the virtues of the ignorant ...
... nature , and when we have ap- pealed to individuals for their countenance and support in behalf of a system of public instruction , they have pointed to the vices of the learned , and contrasting them with the virtues of the ignorant ...
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Population of the United States By Hon A BEATTY of Kentucky | 17 |
Strictures on Dr Waylands Chapter on Personal Liberty | 72 |
Railroad from St Louis to New Orleans By CALEB G FORSHEY Civil | 82 |
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