American Literature: From the beginning to 1860.-v. 2. From 1860 to the presentC. Scribner's Sons, 1948 |
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... continued to teach , even during the first years of the Revolution , but eventually he entered Washington's army as chaplain . Leaving the army in 1778 , he invested capital and energy at Philadelphia in the United States Magazine , the ...
... continued to teach , even during the first years of the Revolution , but eventually he entered Washington's army as chaplain . Leaving the army in 1778 , he invested capital and energy at Philadelphia in the United States Magazine , the ...
Page 423
... continued English . Had the latter nation used this powerful engine with tolerable address , I think they would have secured such an ally in this country as would have rendered their own decline not only more secure , but as illustrious ...
... continued English . Had the latter nation used this powerful engine with tolerable address , I think they would have secured such an ally in this country as would have rendered their own decline not only more secure , but as illustrious ...
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... continued light , so that some hours at least must elapse ere the ship could be brought to the anchorage , he bade his men return to the sealer , and fetch back as much water as the whale - boat could carry , with whatever soft bread ...
... continued light , so that some hours at least must elapse ere the ship could be brought to the anchorage , he bade his men return to the sealer , and fetch back as much water as the whale - boat could carry , with whatever soft bread ...
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