The New-England Magazine, Band 7Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1834 |
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... Great - Britain and Ireland , - 163 · 421 Things as they are ; or Notes of a Traveler through some of the Middle and North- ern States , Taggart , Cynthia , Poems by Woods , Alva - Baccalaureate Address , de- livered at the Third Annual ...
... Great - Britain and Ireland , - 163 · 421 Things as they are ; or Notes of a Traveler through some of the Middle and North- ern States , Taggart , Cynthia , Poems by Woods , Alva - Baccalaureate Address , de- livered at the Third Annual ...
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... Great- Britain , there is great use for statesmen ; and , it may be added , that great use is made of them . In former times , indeed , court favorites and court cabinets , " the power , behind the throne , greater than the throne ...
... Great- Britain , there is great use for statesmen ; and , it may be added , that great use is made of them . In former times , indeed , court favorites and court cabinets , " the power , behind the throne , greater than the throne ...
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... Great - Britain , Mr. Webster came into the public councils . With the exception of a few intervals he has ever since been engaged in public affairs . His reputation , therefore , such as it is , is not of a mushroom growth , the sudden ...
... Great - Britain , Mr. Webster came into the public councils . With the exception of a few intervals he has ever since been engaged in public affairs . His reputation , therefore , such as it is , is not of a mushroom growth , the sudden ...
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... Great - Britain . Did he launch into an indiscriminate hostility to the government ? Did he support the claims of Great - Britain and repudi- ate our own ? No. He was ready to give his aid for all public meas- ures , useful , and , in ...
... Great - Britain . Did he launch into an indiscriminate hostility to the government ? Did he support the claims of Great - Britain and repudi- ate our own ? No. He was ready to give his aid for all public meas- ures , useful , and , in ...
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... Great - Britain , Mr. Webster , though a decided friend to manufactures and agriculture , as well as to commerce , was unwilling to try the experiment at such a time , and under such cir- cumstances . All Europe had then ceased to be ...
... Great - Britain , Mr. Webster , though a decided friend to manufactures and agriculture , as well as to commerce , was unwilling to try the experiment at such a time , and under such cir- cumstances . All Europe had then ceased to be ...
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