The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 25Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1967 |
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... American literature , is likely soon to be extinguished , and American authors may find a profitable sale for their works to an American publisher , entirely independent of English aid or foreign en- dorsement . The United States are ...
... American literature , is likely soon to be extinguished , and American authors may find a profitable sale for their works to an American publisher , entirely independent of English aid or foreign en- dorsement . The United States are ...
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... American ideas , and threw his picture before the public with an original clearness and impressive force seldom equalled . It is in vain that American genius strives for distinction , when the American public , distrusting its own ...
... American ideas , and threw his picture before the public with an original clearness and impressive force seldom equalled . It is in vain that American genius strives for distinction , when the American public , distrusting its own ...
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... American vessels by the proclamation of Gen. Jackson in 1830 , coming in aid of the tariff modifications in England and the north of Europe , operating under reciprocity treaties the tonnage entering the United States has varied as ...
... American vessels by the proclamation of Gen. Jackson in 1830 , coming in aid of the tariff modifications in England and the north of Europe , operating under reciprocity treaties the tonnage entering the United States has varied as ...
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UNITED STATES MAGAZINE | 3 |
HISTORY OF THE DAUPHIN | 11 |
Principles of Zoology By W F Van Amringe Read to the Montgo | 35 |
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