The Western Journal, Volume 8M. Tarver and T.F. Risk, 1852 |
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Page 155
... practical , to show the losses of it , have already been made by many and able men ; it is not my intention , to increase their num- ber by one . But I shall compare the practical effect of the high- furnace to the practical effect of ...
... practical , to show the losses of it , have already been made by many and able men ; it is not my intention , to increase their num- ber by one . But I shall compare the practical effect of the high- furnace to the practical effect of ...
Page 174
... practical bearing upon some of the great interests of State , and your memorialist hopes , therefore , that he may be pardoned for spreading before your honorable body some of the results and conclusions to which he has been led . On ...
... practical bearing upon some of the great interests of State , and your memorialist hopes , therefore , that he may be pardoned for spreading before your honorable body some of the results and conclusions to which he has been led . On ...
Page 247
... practical deductions of all the experience of preceding generations , can be so taught as to benefit our professions more than any others . Farmers and mechanics have lived as long , have had as much experience , and have made as many ...
... practical deductions of all the experience of preceding generations , can be so taught as to benefit our professions more than any others . Farmers and mechanics have lived as long , have had as much experience , and have made as many ...
Contents
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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