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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... improving the navigation of the river Potomac , as far as Fort Cumberland , as it was then called . " More than half a ... improvement of the navigation of the Potomac river , as high up as Fort Cumberland . " - p . 78 . In the first ...
... improving the navigation of the river Potomac , as far as Fort Cumberland , as it was then called . " More than half a ... improvement of the navigation of the Potomac river , as high up as Fort Cumberland . " - p . 78 . In the first ...
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... improvements made in the four last departments , have increased the facilities of travel- ling ; and these facilities are hourly becoming greater , inso- much that it is anticipated , that the most distant journeys , whether by land or ...
... improvements made in the four last departments , have increased the facilities of travel- ling ; and these facilities are hourly becoming greater , inso- much that it is anticipated , that the most distant journeys , whether by land or ...
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... improvements in the mechanic arts . Commerce is also thus extended , and this bond of union among the members of the ... improvement ; and until the latter is successfully cultivated , the former remains without either eyes or hands ...
... improvements in the mechanic arts . Commerce is also thus extended , and this bond of union among the members of the ... improvement ; and until the latter is successfully cultivated , the former remains without either eyes or hands ...
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... improvements of our own . It has happened that our ships and seamen have been in frequent comparison with those of ... improvement of the steam - engine was made by an idle boy , who contrived it to en- able him to enjoy his play . But ...
... improvements of our own . It has happened that our ships and seamen have been in frequent comparison with those of ... improvement of the steam - engine was made by an idle boy , who contrived it to en- able him to enjoy his play . But ...
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... improved the arts by the aid of mature reflection , and calcula- tions based upon the strictest scientific principles . I shall take the liberty of illustrating this position by a few instances . The steam engine of Watt , resulted from ...
... improved the arts by the aid of mature reflection , and calcula- tions based upon the strictest scientific principles . I shall take the liberty of illustrating this position by a few instances . The steam engine of Watt , resulted from ...
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