The New-England Magazine, Band 2Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1832 |
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... less of hope and with more of confidence . It was originally intended to embellish the Magazine with a series of Portraits . This intention it has been impossible to fulfil . There is some difficulty in procuring original likenesses ...
... less of hope and with more of confidence . It was originally intended to embellish the Magazine with a series of Portraits . This intention it has been impossible to fulfil . There is some difficulty in procuring original likenesses ...
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... less of set days of periodical festivity . Yet this same natural sobriety of temperament , this difficulty we find in relaxing into gaiety , would seem to be a very good reason , for the multiplication of holidays , and for the ...
... less of set days of periodical festivity . Yet this same natural sobriety of temperament , this difficulty we find in relaxing into gaiety , would seem to be a very good reason , for the multiplication of holidays , and for the ...
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... less strong . These people have conquered the ill - will of their fellows by raising their own character . The gypsies , and the race called in Europe Cagots , Cretins , & c . have made no such change , and are now des- pised as much as ...
... less strong . These people have conquered the ill - will of their fellows by raising their own character . The gypsies , and the race called in Europe Cagots , Cretins , & c . have made no such change , and are now des- pised as much as ...
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... less crowded , because of the many thousands she has cast on the shores of other lands ? Her present condition may answer the question . To depopulate a country , the emigration must be greater than the increase . To get entirely rid of ...
... less crowded , because of the many thousands she has cast on the shores of other lands ? Her present condition may answer the question . To depopulate a country , the emigration must be greater than the increase . To get entirely rid of ...
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... less and ignorant , and would probably perish of want , were they emancipated immediately . Add to this , that they smart under a sense of wrong , and would , perhaps , slay us for our pains . We can devise no means of a safe and ...
... less and ignorant , and would probably perish of want , were they emancipated immediately . Add to this , that they smart under a sense of wrong , and would , perhaps , slay us for our pains . We can devise no means of a safe and ...
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