The North American Review, Band 64Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1847 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... tion . A portion of the Highlanders had deserted , but their places would soon be supplied by the English Jacobites , who would join him on his route , and his rear would be covered by the army of reserve , which had received orders to ...
... tion . A portion of the Highlanders had deserted , but their places would soon be supplied by the English Jacobites , who would join him on his route , and his rear would be covered by the army of reserve , which had received orders to ...
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... tion and rage declared that he had rather be buried twenty feet under ground than give his consent to a measure so fatal . The resolve of the council had been taken , and he was compelled to yield . The retreat began before break of day ...
... tion and rage declared that he had rather be buried twenty feet under ground than give his consent to a measure so fatal . The resolve of the council had been taken , and he was compelled to yield . The retreat began before break of day ...
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... tion as well as joy , and few men have received from nature , or won by education , so firm a texture of mind , as to justify the inconsiderate condemnation which is lavished so freely upon the errors into which we are led by giving way ...
... tion as well as joy , and few men have received from nature , or won by education , so firm a texture of mind , as to justify the inconsiderate condemnation which is lavished so freely upon the errors into which we are led by giving way ...
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... tion , trust misplaced , and confidence betrayed , and a mind so bruised and saddened by its struggles with the world , that self- oblivion became its sole relief . We know of nothing more melancholy than the contrast which the ...
... tion , trust misplaced , and confidence betrayed , and a mind so bruised and saddened by its struggles with the world , that self- oblivion became its sole relief . We know of nothing more melancholy than the contrast which the ...
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... tion of his work appeared in 1830 ; that which we have cited at the head of our article is the fourth , a sufficient proof of the favor with which it has been received . Each new edition contains important additions , new documents ...
... tion of his work appeared in 1830 ; that which we have cited at the head of our article is the fourth , a sufficient proof of the favor with which it has been received . Each new edition contains important additions , new documents ...
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