North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 3Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge Wells and Lilly, 1816 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... means of education are multiplying and develop- ing , in proportion to the increasing demands of our rapidly improving society . Next to the care of the soul , has been justly estimated the preservation of life and health ...
... means of education are multiplying and develop- ing , in proportion to the increasing demands of our rapidly improving society . Next to the care of the soul , has been justly estimated the preservation of life and health ...
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... means to instruct and embellish in all the literature and science of the age . Patriotism thus exhibits itself without suspicion of its motive , for generations un- born are to enjoy its benefits ; and centuries hence , the names of ...
... means to instruct and embellish in all the literature and science of the age . Patriotism thus exhibits itself without suspicion of its motive , for generations un- born are to enjoy its benefits ; and centuries hence , the names of ...
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... wisdom , and judi- cious liberality , provided the means of introducing to the University the study of the law . Let us hope , that the practical advantages which he proposed , may result from the 1816. ] 19 Inaugural Address .
... wisdom , and judi- cious liberality , provided the means of introducing to the University the study of the law . Let us hope , that the practical advantages which he proposed , may result from the 1816. ] 19 Inaugural Address .
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... means of serving their country . I would not be understood , however , to suggest , that a complete education for the practice of the law , would be useful during the academick course . So various is the reading , and so multiplied the ...
... means of serving their country . I would not be understood , however , to suggest , that a complete education for the practice of the law , would be useful during the academick course . So various is the reading , and so multiplied the ...
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... means which might be enjoyed here under the patronage of the University , would render it unnecessary to seek those opportunities of knowledge in Vol . III . No. 7 . 4 another state , which it is thought cannot , at 1816. ] 25 Inaugural ...
... means which might be enjoyed here under the patronage of the University , would render it unnecessary to seek those opportunities of knowledge in Vol . III . No. 7 . 4 another state , which it is thought cannot , at 1816. ] 25 Inaugural ...
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