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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... of peace are introduced . War ceases to be the only business and takes its place as one of the number of the ordinary and regular occupations of so- ciety . At this period the manner of conducting it 1817. ] 29 Peace Societies .
... of peace are introduced . War ceases to be the only business and takes its place as one of the number of the ordinary and regular occupations of so- ciety . At this period the manner of conducting it 1817. ] 29 Peace Societies .
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... period the manner of conducting it is improved and humanized and reduced to a system of rules , sanctioned by public opinion , to which individuals naturally submit.- Prisoners , instead of being made slaves or put to death , are ...
... period the manner of conducting it is improved and humanized and reduced to a system of rules , sanctioned by public opinion , to which individuals naturally submit.- Prisoners , instead of being made slaves or put to death , are ...
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... period of society , with the character and man- ners of which it is entirely at variance , by being made the occupation of a distinct corps or profession in the state , and encouraged and justified by publick opinion . On these ...
... period of society , with the character and man- ners of which it is entirely at variance , by being made the occupation of a distinct corps or profession in the state , and encouraged and justified by publick opinion . On these ...
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... period . As it was , the practice came down to succeeding generations , in the milder form in which he recommended it , sanctioned by the authority of his great name , which at the period when he lived was incalculably high . This was a ...
... period . As it was , the practice came down to succeeding generations , in the milder form in which he recommended it , sanctioned by the authority of his great name , which at the period when he lived was incalculably high . This was a ...
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... period , though less perceptible to the com- mon eye , is not less wonderful ; and has quite as much contributed to the improvement of the human race , and to the developement and security of their most important rights and interests ...
... period , though less perceptible to the com- mon eye , is not less wonderful ; and has quite as much contributed to the improvement of the human race , and to the developement and security of their most important rights and interests ...
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