A Diary in America: With Remarks on Its Institutions. Part second, Band 2Longman, Orme, Brown, Green & Longmans, 1839 |
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... observed at the commencement of this chapter , which is , that the women have not that influence which they are entitled to , and which , for the sake of morality , it is to be lamented that they have not ; when men respect women they ...
... observed at the commencement of this chapter , which is , that the women have not that influence which they are entitled to , and which , for the sake of morality , it is to be lamented that they have not ; when men respect women they ...
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... observed , the ambition of the American is from circumstances mostly di- rected to but one object - that of rapidly raising himself above his fellows by the accumulation of a fortune ; to this one great desideratum all his energies are ...
... observed , the ambition of the American is from circumstances mostly di- rected to but one object - that of rapidly raising himself above his fellows by the accumulation of a fortune ; to this one great desideratum all his energies are ...
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... observed , for- tunate that the marriages in America are more decided by prudence than by affection ; for nothing could be more mortifying to a woman of sense and feeling , than to awake from her dream of love , and discover that the ...
... observed , for- tunate that the marriages in America are more decided by prudence than by affection ; for nothing could be more mortifying to a woman of sense and feeling , than to awake from her dream of love , and discover that the ...
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... observed , " Well , I'm glad that fellow has nothing to do with the engines : I reckon he'd burst the biler . " Miss Martineau observes , " In no country I believe are the marriage laws so iniquitous as in England 26 SOCIETY .
... observed , " Well , I'm glad that fellow has nothing to do with the engines : I reckon he'd burst the biler . " Miss Martineau observes , " In no country I believe are the marriage laws so iniquitous as in England 26 SOCIETY .
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... observation , especially as English and French travellers have been equally content to admit without due exami- nation the claims of the Americans ; I refer more particularly to the large manufactory at Lowell , in Massachusets , which ...
... observation , especially as English and French travellers have been equally content to admit without due exami- nation the claims of the Americans ; I refer more particularly to the large manufactory at Lowell , in Massachusets , which ...
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