North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Band 4Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge University of Northern Iowa, 1965 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... produced their first effect . Four of these institutions ought to be amply investigated and maturely considered , by any person who wishes to write with correct information upon this subject , for they have produced a decisive effect ...
... produced their first effect . Four of these institutions ought to be amply investigated and maturely considered , by any person who wishes to write with correct information upon this subject , for they have produced a decisive effect ...
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... produced by an here- tick . " But , after all , the prohibitory decrees of Leo X , may have been productive of some good effects , as well as many bad ones . They effectually closed every avenue of knowledge , both of the scriptures and ...
... produced by an here- tick . " But , after all , the prohibitory decrees of Leo X , may have been productive of some good effects , as well as many bad ones . They effectually closed every avenue of knowledge , both of the scriptures and ...
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... produce of Fisheries 1,331,000 Furs and Skins 553,000 Lumber 4,004,000 Naval Stores , tar , pitch , rosin , and turpentine 798,000 Ashes , pot , tons , 5461 , pearl , 1892 1,630,000 Total produce of the forest , 7,293,000 Provisions and ...
... produce of Fisheries 1,331,000 Furs and Skins 553,000 Lumber 4,004,000 Naval Stores , tar , pitch , rosin , and turpentine 798,000 Ashes , pot , tons , 5461 , pearl , 1892 1,630,000 Total produce of the forest , 7,293,000 Provisions and ...
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