An Introductory Discourse Delivered Before the Literary and Philosophical Society of New York, on the Fourth of May, 1814David Longworth, 1815 - 148 Seiten |
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... common saying in Greece , that a freeman at Sparta was the freest man , and a slave the greatest slave , in the world . This remark may be justly applied to the ancient republics which had provinces under their control . The people of ...
... common saying in Greece , that a freeman at Sparta was the freest man , and a slave the greatest slave , in the world . This remark may be justly applied to the ancient republics which had provinces under their control . The people of ...
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... common effort ? Two centuries have not entirely extinguished the lines of na- tional separation . The Dutch and German languages are still spoken in some settlements . Five or six generations have , in a great measure , amalgamated ...
... common effort ? Two centuries have not entirely extinguished the lines of na- tional separation . The Dutch and German languages are still spoken in some settlements . Five or six generations have , in a great measure , amalgamated ...
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... common saying that , where the natural philosopher ends , the physician begins . The laws which regulate other material substances , apply to the human body . Chemistry is all essential to a physician . " I do not hesitate to pro ...
... common saying that , where the natural philosopher ends , the physician begins . The laws which regulate other material substances , apply to the human body . Chemistry is all essential to a physician . " I do not hesitate to pro ...
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... common speech is extremely corrupt , and the evidences of a bad taste , both in thought and language , are visi- ble in all our proceedings , public and private : " and , at that time , there were instances of some magistrates who were ...
... common speech is extremely corrupt , and the evidences of a bad taste , both in thought and language , are visi- ble in all our proceedings , public and private : " and , at that time , there were instances of some magistrates who were ...
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... common schools , and that wonder- ful improvement , the Lancasterian system , has obtained a firm footing . Our academies and colleges are well endowed , and the blessings of education are generally diffused , and , to a considerable ...
... common schools , and that wonder- ful improvement , the Lancasterian system , has obtained a firm footing . Our academies and colleges are well endowed , and the blessings of education are generally diffused , and , to a considerable ...
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