The New-England Magazine, Band 3Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1832 |
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... considered this as the commencement of his fortune . In 1790 , Mary Girard , his wife , was admitted as an insane patient into the Pennsyl- vania Hospital , where she died , in 1815. Her husband attended the funeral ; on which occasion ...
... considered this as the commencement of his fortune . In 1790 , Mary Girard , his wife , was admitted as an insane patient into the Pennsyl- vania Hospital , where she died , in 1815. Her husband attended the funeral ; on which occasion ...
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... considered that it emanated from the enterprise of a few citizens of the city . But auspicious as this subscription was to the future prospects of the establish- ment , the sanguine hopes which were at first cherished by it were ...
... considered that it emanated from the enterprise of a few citizens of the city . But auspicious as this subscription was to the future prospects of the establish- ment , the sanguine hopes which were at first cherished by it were ...
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... Considered as part of an exclusively religious celebration , the sermon is ex- ceedingly well adapted to the occasion . Its tone is catholic and liberal . A Discourse , delivered before the Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of ...
... Considered as part of an exclusively religious celebration , the sermon is ex- ceedingly well adapted to the occasion . Its tone is catholic and liberal . A Discourse , delivered before the Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of ...
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... considered . Few men quail at the prospect of a battle - why should they fear the cholera more ? X. L NEW - YORK . MEN confound truth by comparing dissimilar things , between which there can be no comparison . Who can settle the ...
... considered . Few men quail at the prospect of a battle - why should they fear the cholera more ? X. L NEW - YORK . MEN confound truth by comparing dissimilar things , between which there can be no comparison . Who can settle the ...
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... considered this reminiscence an excellent jest ; for he laughed heartily . 26 No tribe consider revenge a more sacred duty than do the Winnebagoes . It was their ancient custom to take five lives for one , and it is notorious on the ...
... considered this reminiscence an excellent jest ; for he laughed heartily . 26 No tribe consider revenge a more sacred duty than do the Winnebagoes . It was their ancient custom to take five lives for one , and it is notorious on the ...
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