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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... Judge John- son , in his life of Greene , the other by the eloquent biographer of Patrick Henry . The former had asserted , that ' the Lees of Virginia were never friendly to General Washington . ' The correspondence with that ...
... Judge John- son , in his life of Greene , the other by the eloquent biographer of Patrick Henry . The former had asserted , that ' the Lees of Virginia were never friendly to General Washington . ' The correspondence with that ...
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... judge im- agination to be the predominant quality of the author's genius . Telumah , the hero of the story , is an Indian warrior , and the savages of the tribe to which he belongs , are conspicuous act- ors in the plot . There is not ...
... judge im- agination to be the predominant quality of the author's genius . Telumah , the hero of the story , is an Indian warrior , and the savages of the tribe to which he belongs , are conspicuous act- ors in the plot . There is not ...
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... practicable source of supply ; but a committee of some corporate body is constituted the judge of the sufficiency or insufficiency of projects that have most probably originated in private 1825. ] 43 . Renwick's Introductory Lecture .
... practicable source of supply ; but a committee of some corporate body is constituted the judge of the sufficiency or insufficiency of projects that have most probably originated in private 1825. ] 43 . Renwick's Introductory Lecture .
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... judges do not hesitate to declare that much remains to be done before they can compete , in correctness and solidity of execution , with those of Europe , however they may exceed in extent any work accomplished within so short a time ...
... judges do not hesitate to declare that much remains to be done before they can compete , in correctness and solidity of execution , with those of Europe , however they may exceed in extent any work accomplished within so short a time ...
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... judge from a brief recapitulation of the advantages we ourselves enjoy , by living in an age in which all the mechanic arts have been carried by its aid to a state of unexampled per- fection , and in a city where a successful commerce ...
... judge from a brief recapitulation of the advantages we ourselves enjoy , by living in an age in which all the mechanic arts have been carried by its aid to a state of unexampled per- fection , and in a city where a successful commerce ...
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