The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Band 2William Cullen Bryant, Henry J. Anderson, Robert Charles Sands E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... cause of the very low temperature which prevails . " The part of the country which I have seen is without soil , reared in columns of impenetrable rock , enclosing and producing large masses of ice , even in the low latitude of 600 45 ...
... cause of the very low temperature which prevails . " The part of the country which I have seen is without soil , reared in columns of impenetrable rock , enclosing and producing large masses of ice , even in the low latitude of 600 45 ...
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... cause of which he supposes to be that the immense bodies of ice which were then annually found in the latitude of 50 ° , are no longer seen in that region . In three different voyages which the author has made in those seas , he remarks ...
... cause of which he supposes to be that the immense bodies of ice which were then annually found in the latitude of 50 ° , are no longer seen in that region . In three different voyages which the author has made in those seas , he remarks ...
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... cause of the catastrophe , and is ready to act the same part in a future tragedy . We have our- selves been , more than once , eye witnesses to medical prescrip- tions , perfectly inert , and directed in serious cases of disease , where ...
... cause of the catastrophe , and is ready to act the same part in a future tragedy . We have our- selves been , more than once , eye witnesses to medical prescrip- tions , perfectly inert , and directed in serious cases of disease , where ...
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... causes , which in any other age , might have brought on the stage of action an equally illustrious band , -- or whether their constellation of bright intellects was not rare as it was splendid , combining , under an overruling ...
... causes , which in any other age , might have brought on the stage of action an equally illustrious band , -- or whether their constellation of bright intellects was not rare as it was splendid , combining , under an overruling ...
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... causes , by which an ancient and powerful empire was for ever devested of its natural rights and interest in thirteen flourishing colonies , -- and by which those colonies became the great nation , which is now known as the United ...
... causes , by which an ancient and powerful empire was for ever devested of its natural rights and interest in thirteen flourishing colonies , -- and by which those colonies became the great nation , which is now known as the United ...
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