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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... doubt , from the increased dip or diminution of horizontal ac- tion on the needle , which must be attracted in an increased degree by objects immediately about it This , however , cannot be altogether de- cided till a more satisfactory ...
... doubt , from the increased dip or diminution of horizontal ac- tion on the needle , which must be attracted in an increased degree by objects immediately about it This , however , cannot be altogether de- cided till a more satisfactory ...
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... doubt , ought to be looked upon as the source from which proceeds the excessive cold of these regions . The temperature of air and water in the latitude of 60 and 61 degrees , I have mentioned to be but little above the freezing point ...
... doubt , ought to be looked upon as the source from which proceeds the excessive cold of these regions . The temperature of air and water in the latitude of 60 and 61 degrees , I have mentioned to be but little above the freezing point ...
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... doubt this country would declare itself , in time , independent of Great Britain ; and that the seat of its government would be located near the little falls of the Potomac river . ' How nearly he came to the fact is remarkable . To ...
... doubt this country would declare itself , in time , independent of Great Britain ; and that the seat of its government would be located near the little falls of the Potomac river . ' How nearly he came to the fact is remarkable . To ...
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... doubt of exhibiting to my fellow citizens , a most edifying example of worldly wisdom . People are apt to ima- gine , that to be put into what Shakspeare calls , " circumscrip- tion and confine , " is to quit the world entirely , little ...
... doubt of exhibiting to my fellow citizens , a most edifying example of worldly wisdom . People are apt to ima- gine , that to be put into what Shakspeare calls , " circumscrip- tion and confine , " is to quit the world entirely , little ...
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... doubt that an individual thus circumstan- ced , and of such pursuits , is more competent than a mere law- yer , however eminent , to point out the errors and defects in an existing system . The world has seen Mansfield and Romilly , and ...
... doubt that an individual thus circumstan- ced , and of such pursuits , is more competent than a mere law- yer , however eminent , to point out the errors and defects in an existing system . The world has seen Mansfield and Romilly , and ...
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