An Introductory Discourse: Delivered Before the Literary and Philosophical Society of New-York, on the Fourth of May, 1814David Longworth, at the Shakspeare-gallery. N. Van Riper, print., 1815 - 148 Seiten |
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... origin , and to them we are indebted for the resurrection of letters ; but let us fervently hope that after this passion , so energetic , is satiated in its present pursuit , it may seck more sublime sources of gratification . : " To ...
... origin , and to them we are indebted for the resurrection of letters ; but let us fervently hope that after this passion , so energetic , is satiated in its present pursuit , it may seck more sublime sources of gratification . : " To ...
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... origin from those nations where civilization , knowledge , and refinement have erected their empire ; and where human nature has attained its greatest perfection . Annihilate Holland , Great Britain , Ireland , France , and Germany ...
... origin from those nations where civilization , knowledge , and refinement have erected their empire ; and where human nature has attained its greatest perfection . Annihilate Holland , Great Britain , Ireland , France , and Germany ...
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... origin to the end of the eighteenth century ( as appears from dr . Thompson's history of the Royal - Society from its institution to the end of the eighteenth century ) it has published 4,166 memoirs on natural history , anatomy ...
... origin to the end of the eighteenth century ( as appears from dr . Thompson's history of the Royal - Society from its institution to the end of the eighteenth century ) it has published 4,166 memoirs on natural history , anatomy ...
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... origin of nations and states.- We set out from the most complicated union to arrive at the most sim- ple elements . We travel in retrogression the history of the progress of the human mind , and we find in space what is due only to the ...
... origin of nations and states.- We set out from the most complicated union to arrive at the most sim- ple elements . We travel in retrogression the history of the progress of the human mind , and we find in space what is due only to the ...
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... origin . ( 30 ) Be this as it may ; we know that noxious insects of native origin , migrate from native to naturalized vegetables as they furnish more abundant or agreeable food . Different preventives and remedies have been pre ...
... origin . ( 30 ) Be this as it may ; we know that noxious insects of native origin , migrate from native to naturalized vegetables as they furnish more abundant or agreeable food . Different preventives and remedies have been pre ...
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