The North American Review, Band 85University of Northern Iowa, 1857 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... original draught of the Declaration of Rights and and Grievances , made by the Congress of 1774 , which is justly considered one of the most important documents of the Revolutionary era ; notes of the debate in the Senate , in 1789 , on ...
... original draught of the Declaration of Rights and and Grievances , made by the Congress of 1774 , which is justly considered one of the most important documents of the Revolutionary era ; notes of the debate in the Senate , in 1789 , on ...
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... original framers and its revisers stand seriously rebuked for incompetence or unfaithfulness , on the admission that all the innovations which have been accom- plished within a few years were necessary or proper . The State governments ...
... original framers and its revisers stand seriously rebuked for incompetence or unfaithfulness , on the admission that all the innovations which have been accom- plished within a few years were necessary or proper . The State governments ...
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... original , we think , with Goldsmith , — that the use of speech is to conceal , rather than to express , one's thoughts , we have felt that its best refutation is found in the European diplomacy of Franklin , Jay , and Adams , in which ...
... original , we think , with Goldsmith , — that the use of speech is to conceal , rather than to express , one's thoughts , we have felt that its best refutation is found in the European diplomacy of Franklin , Jay , and Adams , in which ...
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... original friends were allowed to continue in power for a period of twelve years . In the popu- lar mind , the Federalists as a body were held to be aristocrats who had little sympathy with the common people ; who were secretly ...
... original friends were allowed to continue in power for a period of twelve years . In the popu- lar mind , the Federalists as a body were held to be aristocrats who had little sympathy with the common people ; who were secretly ...
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... original source . Thus we say that the Creator gave motion to the planets in it for granted that the Master - hand alone could impart their original impulse . If , however , we are asked why they con- tinue to roll on , we are told that ...
... original source . Thus we say that the Creator gave motion to the planets in it for granted that the Master - hand alone could impart their original impulse . If , however , we are asked why they con- tinue to roll on , we are told that ...
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