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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... mountains of gold , and of fountains by which the human race flourished in immortal youth . In this land the god of wealth was supposed to have erected his temples , and his votaries flocked from all CLINTON'S INTRODUCTORY DISCOURSE . 7.
... mountains of gold , and of fountains by which the human race flourished in immortal youth . In this land the god of wealth was supposed to have erected his temples , and his votaries flocked from all CLINTON'S INTRODUCTORY DISCOURSE . 7.
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... supposed to be established . The triumph and general adoption of the English language have been the principal means of melting us down into one people , and of extinguishing those stubborn prejudices and violent animosities which formed ...
... supposed to be established . The triumph and general adoption of the English language have been the principal means of melting us down into one people , and of extinguishing those stubborn prejudices and violent animosities which formed ...
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... two births to one death . The charges which have been * Smith's History of the Province of New - York . + Abbé Robin . brought against the supposed deleterious effects of our climate upon CLINTON'S INTRODUCTORY DISCOURSE . 27.
... two births to one death . The charges which have been * Smith's History of the Province of New - York . + Abbé Robin . brought against the supposed deleterious effects of our climate upon CLINTON'S INTRODUCTORY DISCOURSE . 27.
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... supposed , contains more electrical fluid , and we are exposed to greater extremes of heat and cold . We have no season corresponding with the European spring ; but the greater part of our autumn is unparalleled for beauty ...
... supposed , contains more electrical fluid , and we are exposed to greater extremes of heat and cold . We have no season corresponding with the European spring ; but the greater part of our autumn is unparalleled for beauty ...
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... supposed , by Pennant , to be the bonasus , urus , or bison of the ancients , and the stock from whence our domestic cattle is derived , although Buffon is of a different opinion . He must be carefully distinguished from the bos Indicus ...
... supposed , by Pennant , to be the bonasus , urus , or bison of the ancients , and the stock from whence our domestic cattle is derived , although Buffon is of a different opinion . He must be carefully distinguished from the bos Indicus ...
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