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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... appeared to have imbibed true puritan principles . Having received a grammar - school education at home , his father intended that his education should have been com- pleted at the university , either of Cambridge or Oxford ; but ...
... appeared to have imbibed true puritan principles . Having received a grammar - school education at home , his father intended that his education should have been com- pleted at the university , either of Cambridge or Oxford ; but ...
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... appearance of the orator , and the praises which his performance received from all lips , for the propriety of its ... appeared his duty , and dooming himself to a longer absence from his country and friends , sought out once more a ...
... appearance of the orator , and the praises which his performance received from all lips , for the propriety of its ... appeared his duty , and dooming himself to a longer absence from his country and friends , sought out once more a ...
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... appeared to con- trol and guide his principles , his actions , his conversation , and his manners . It seemed to take the place of judgement and will , to rule in his mind as it did in his heart . In short , it would be impossible to ...
... appeared to con- trol and guide his principles , his actions , his conversation , and his manners . It seemed to take the place of judgement and will , to rule in his mind as it did in his heart . In short , it would be impossible to ...
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... appeared always to desire their reformation , more than to desire their punishment . He mani- fested friendship and tenderness towards domestics , endeavoring con- stantly to impress on their minds the infinite importance of an here ...
... appeared always to desire their reformation , more than to desire their punishment . He mani- fested friendship and tenderness towards domestics , endeavoring con- stantly to impress on their minds the infinite importance of an here ...
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... appearance of wounded feelings , would blunt his weapons , and make him give the field to his adversary . In his domestice relations , he had no fault , unless an excess of kindness and indulgence be one . He lived a life of patriarchal ...
... appearance of wounded feelings , would blunt his weapons , and make him give the field to his adversary . In his domestice relations , he had no fault , unless an excess of kindness and indulgence be one . He lived a life of patriarchal ...
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