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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... tion of wood and timber , especially of fir trees , which do so abound in those coasts , " & c . this passage would shew the saw mill to be an invention not very ancient . Description Geographique et historique des costes de l'Amerique ...
... tion of wood and timber , especially of fir trees , which do so abound in those coasts , " & c . this passage would shew the saw mill to be an invention not very ancient . Description Geographique et historique des costes de l'Amerique ...
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... tion may be traced to causes in no way disreputable to the science of jurisprudence in its present improved condition , or to the wisdom and discernment of those who have go- verned the affairs of the University . In the dispensations ...
... tion may be traced to causes in no way disreputable to the science of jurisprudence in its present improved condition , or to the wisdom and discernment of those who have go- verned the affairs of the University . In the dispensations ...
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... tion , and the rare opportunities which have yet occurred , of devoting a life to literary or scientifick pursuits , have justified the slow advancement of this University to that grade of eminence , which the establishments of older ...
... tion , and the rare opportunities which have yet occurred , of devoting a life to literary or scientifick pursuits , have justified the slow advancement of this University to that grade of eminence , which the establishments of older ...
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... and their minute atten- tion to the existing wants of a young and poor community , almost superseded the use of the common law . It was only when property became separate and valuable , 16 [ May , Inaugural Address .
... and their minute atten- tion to the existing wants of a young and poor community , almost superseded the use of the common law . It was only when property became separate and valuable , 16 [ May , Inaugural Address .
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... tion defeated of its purposes , if the liberal minded and liberally educated should , with the virtue of republicans , unite a competent knowledge of the rights and duties of the citizen , for the multitude is commonly but an instrument ...
... tion defeated of its purposes , if the liberal minded and liberally educated should , with the virtue of republicans , unite a competent knowledge of the rights and duties of the citizen , for the multitude is commonly but an instrument ...
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