North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 6Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge University of Northern Iowa, 1818 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... cause of the Africans — and a noble cause it cer- tainly was - have not a word to say in favour of a project tending to discourage the military spirit and bring about , if such a thing should ever be found practicable , a cessation of ...
... cause of the Africans — and a noble cause it cer- tainly was - have not a word to say in favour of a project tending to discourage the military spirit and bring about , if such a thing should ever be found practicable , a cessation of ...
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... cause by pointing out particularly the supposed inconvenience and injustice of our late war with England . Now the effect of this is in the first place very disadvantageous , as it indisposes at once the minds of a large portion of the ...
... cause by pointing out particularly the supposed inconvenience and injustice of our late war with England . Now the effect of this is in the first place very disadvantageous , as it indisposes at once the minds of a large portion of the ...
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... cause . But if we look at the matter philosophically , it is obvious enough that these unimportant differences are ... causes . We may come to this conclusion with the same certainty , that we should in private life with regard to two ...
... cause . But if we look at the matter philosophically , it is obvious enough that these unimportant differences are ... causes . We may come to this conclusion with the same certainty , that we should in private life with regard to two ...
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... causes of wars at this period of society , we shall find rea- son to apply to them exactly the same remark , that we have made upon those of an earlier one . In each particular case there is now , as there was then , some complaint made ...
... causes of wars at this period of society , we shall find rea- son to apply to them exactly the same remark , that we have made upon those of an earlier one . In each particular case there is now , as there was then , some complaint made ...
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... causes remain the same . We are therefore to look upon war not as a method of ad- justing disputes among nations , although it has this ostensible aspect and is so spoken of in declarations and manifestoes . In this sense it would be ...
... causes remain the same . We are therefore to look upon war not as a method of ad- justing disputes among nations , although it has this ostensible aspect and is so spoken of in declarations and manifestoes . In this sense it would be ...
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