The North American Review, Band 148O. Everett, 1889 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... centuries , and especially those of this nineteenth century , might have benefited mankind much earlier and much more largely but for the foolish belief in witchcraft and the shock- ing ferocity exhibited towards those suspected of ...
... centuries , and especially those of this nineteenth century , might have benefited mankind much earlier and much more largely but for the foolish belief in witchcraft and the shock- ing ferocity exhibited towards those suspected of ...
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... century than it is to - day ; but Christ said nothing about pauperism . He did not even suggest its abolition . There was immeasurably less regard paid to sanitary conditions in the first century than there is to - day . Christ did not ...
... century than it is to - day ; but Christ said nothing about pauperism . He did not even suggest its abolition . There was immeasurably less regard paid to sanitary conditions in the first century than there is to - day . Christ did not ...
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... century ago . It spins across the continent in four days ; it transports the traveller , with his bed , his table , his library , his stores , his wardrobe , a thousand miles , from New York to Chicago , in a single day ; it alone still ...
... century ago . It spins across the continent in four days ; it transports the traveller , with his bed , his table , his library , his stores , his wardrobe , a thousand miles , from New York to Chicago , in a single day ; it alone still ...
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