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... Europe and America , usually to the dis- advantage of Europe . If he had been asked to state his objec- tions to Europe in one brief sentence , he probably would have replied : Misery at the bottom and mischief at the top . " Eu- rope ...
... Europe and America , usually to the dis- advantage of Europe . If he had been asked to state his objec- tions to Europe in one brief sentence , he probably would have replied : Misery at the bottom and mischief at the top . " Eu- rope ...
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... Europe ! Yes , there was . Jeffer- son wryly admitted that France's strawberries , cherries , plums , gooseberries , and pears were better than those in America . The grapes were likewise superior . So were the manners of French- men ...
... Europe ! Yes , there was . Jeffer- son wryly admitted that France's strawberries , cherries , plums , gooseberries , and pears were better than those in America . The grapes were likewise superior . So were the manners of French- men ...
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... Europe . Our second , never to suffer Europe to inter- meddle with cis - Atlantic affairs . America , North and South , has a set of interests distinct from those of Europe , and peculiarly her own . She should therefore have a system ...
... Europe . Our second , never to suffer Europe to inter- meddle with cis - Atlantic affairs . America , North and South , has a set of interests distinct from those of Europe , and peculiarly her own . She should therefore have a system ...
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