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... whole region is doubly immor- talized , and through which they might give a like immortality to their own land . Setting out at an age when the principles and habits appertaining to a sound American education should have taken root ...
... whole region is doubly immor- talized , and through which they might give a like immortality to their own land . Setting out at an age when the principles and habits appertaining to a sound American education should have taken root ...
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... whole palace . ' In every great house there are two confidential servants ; the widow , who is employed in all commissions of delicacy , and consulted on every point where propriety is doubtful ; and the secretary , who is the more ...
... whole palace . ' In every great house there are two confidential servants ; the widow , who is employed in all commissions of delicacy , and consulted on every point where propriety is doubtful ; and the secretary , who is the more ...
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... whole eastern hemisphere affording the combination of more various circumstances which enter into human physiology , it was natural that Europe should produce greater va- rieties in the human race . Wars which , in America , have exter ...
... whole eastern hemisphere affording the combination of more various circumstances which enter into human physiology , it was natural that Europe should produce greater va- rieties in the human race . Wars which , in America , have exter ...
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... whole . The Chero- kees at present have two towns more considerable than the rest ; one in the upper , the other in the lower part of the nation . Be- sides these , there are many smaller villages containing 15 or 20 houses , and as ...
... whole . The Chero- kees at present have two towns more considerable than the rest ; one in the upper , the other in the lower part of the nation . Be- sides these , there are many smaller villages containing 15 or 20 houses , and as ...
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... whole moral and political system of a nation . Without some institution of marriage , no social sys- tem could be preserved from detestable vices , if indeed it could exist at all . The next thing to having no such institution as mar ...
... whole moral and political system of a nation . Without some institution of marriage , no social sys- tem could be preserved from detestable vices , if indeed it could exist at all . The next thing to having no such institution as mar ...
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