The Statesmen of America in 1846Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1847 - 548 Seiten |
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... American continent seems to be rapidly falling under the political sway of our confederacy . The habitations of an hundred millions of people are to be erected by our artisans . Woodworth's machine reduces , in the proportion of seven ...
... American continent seems to be rapidly falling under the political sway of our confederacy . The habitations of an hundred millions of people are to be erected by our artisans . Woodworth's machine reduces , in the proportion of seven ...
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... American . metropolitan : now it is universal . The newspaper in each important town conveys intelligence of all interesting incidents which occur within its vici- nity , to the central press , and receives in return It was and diffuses ...
... American . metropolitan : now it is universal . The newspaper in each important town conveys intelligence of all interesting incidents which occur within its vici- nity , to the central press , and receives in return It was and diffuses ...
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... America . This prejudice is directed in a more especial manner against the popular party , and I am proud to controvert it by adding that the Senator from North Carolina is not only an accomplished gentleman , but that he is also an ...
... America . This prejudice is directed in a more especial manner against the popular party , and I am proud to controvert it by adding that the Senator from North Carolina is not only an accomplished gentleman , but that he is also an ...
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... American Government , in August , 1844 , and the President has informed Congress plainly and distinctly that this British proposition to us cannot be entertained by him , but that it is " wholly inadmissible . " So far there is no ...
... American Government , in August , 1844 , and the President has informed Congress plainly and distinctly that this British proposition to us cannot be entertained by him , but that it is " wholly inadmissible . " So far there is no ...
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... American forehead is almost always well formed , and that of Mr. Lawrence clearly denotes the im- mense superiority of the intellectual over the physical nature . His language is well chosen , and his ideas always expressed with ...
... American forehead is almost always well formed , and that of Mr. Lawrence clearly denotes the im- mense superiority of the intellectual over the physical nature . His language is well chosen , and his ideas always expressed with ...
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