The United States Democratic Review, Volume 14J.& H.G. Langley, 1844 - United States Vols. 1-3, 5-8 contain the political and literary portions; v. 4 the historical register department, of the numbers published from Oct. 1837 to Dec. 1840. |
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Page 9
... ladies , distrusting the securities held forth by the corrupt institutions of the old world , and seeking , very prop- erly and fairly , to avail themselves of the higher rates of interest paid in this country , have placed themselves ...
... ladies , distrusting the securities held forth by the corrupt institutions of the old world , and seeking , very prop- erly and fairly , to avail themselves of the higher rates of interest paid in this country , have placed themselves ...
Page 27
... ladies , but say no- thing of the condition of the peasantry ; that class of mankind by whose humble labors the rest are fed . Nor can just information be had from citizens casu- ally met in public vehicles , taverns , or steamers . To ...
... ladies , but say no- thing of the condition of the peasantry ; that class of mankind by whose humble labors the rest are fed . Nor can just information be had from citizens casu- ally met in public vehicles , taverns , or steamers . To ...
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... lady on a visit to no less than fifteen cotta- ges in the immediate neighborhood . The first we entered was comfortable and altogether neat ; but there were no children to feed , and I soon discovered that the inmate was indebted to the ...
... lady on a visit to no less than fifteen cotta- ges in the immediate neighborhood . The first we entered was comfortable and altogether neat ; but there were no children to feed , and I soon discovered that the inmate was indebted to the ...
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... lady , that at the birth of every child among the laborers , she sent the mother a pair of sheets , a change of clothes , and two suits for the infant - to be retained for one month , then to be cleansed and returned in a bag , ready ...
... lady , that at the birth of every child among the laborers , she sent the mother a pair of sheets , a change of clothes , and two suits for the infant - to be retained for one month , then to be cleansed and returned in a bag , ready ...
Page 37
... lady , I confess it often puzzled me , how one who had beheld the glorious dark - eyed beauties of southern climes , could become so suddenly and entirely enslaved by a common - place , fair , bloom- ing girl , with no great pretension ...
... lady , I confess it often puzzled me , how one who had beheld the glorious dark - eyed beauties of southern climes , could become so suddenly and entirely enslaved by a common - place , fair , bloom- ing girl , with no great pretension ...
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