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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... under his feet in his journey through the thorny paths of legal investigation ; but from Coke you must expect nothing but the dry 4 CLINTON'S INTRODUCTORY DISCOURSE . 25 grand temple dedicated to the healing art, we have ...
... under his feet in his journey through the thorny paths of legal investigation ; but from Coke you must expect nothing but the dry 4 CLINTON'S INTRODUCTORY DISCOURSE . 25 grand temple dedicated to the healing art, we have ...
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... feet in thickness , and seven feet in height . The expense requisite to effect these several purposes far exceeding the calculations the proprietor had originally formed , and being desirous of perpetuating the institution , he was ...
... feet in thickness , and seven feet in height . The expense requisite to effect these several purposes far exceeding the calculations the proprietor had originally formed , and being desirous of perpetuating the institution , he was ...
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... , twenty miles across , called Tonewanto Valley . The precipice at Vandeventer's is from one hundred to two hundred feet , composed principally of limestone and flint , combined like those on Bird Island , NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS . 75.
... , twenty miles across , called Tonewanto Valley . The precipice at Vandeventer's is from one hundred to two hundred feet , composed principally of limestone and flint , combined like those on Bird Island , NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS . 75.
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... feet , and its width varies considerably ; in some places it is not more than forty yards . Its elevation above the level of Lake Ontario is , perhaps , one hundred and sixty feet , to which it descends by a gradual slope , and its ...
... feet , and its width varies considerably ; in some places it is not more than forty yards . Its elevation above the level of Lake Ontario is , perhaps , one hundred and sixty feet , to which it descends by a gradual slope , and its ...
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... feet high . The rocks are composed of granite , and many of them are thirty or forty feet thick , and the whole mountain extends , at least , half a mile from east to west . You see them piled on each other like Ossa on Pelion , and in ...
... feet high . The rocks are composed of granite , and many of them are thirty or forty feet thick , and the whole mountain extends , at least , half a mile from east to west . You see them piled on each other like Ossa on Pelion , and in ...
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