The American Whig Review, Volume 13Wiley and Putnam, 1851 |
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... on the educational developments of the people , use no means whatever to create these educational devel- opments . On the contrary , the highest rostrum in the land , the possession of which | 1851 . 3 The Session and the Whig Party .
... on the educational developments of the people , use no means whatever to create these educational devel- opments . On the contrary , the highest rostrum in the land , the possession of which | 1851 . 3 The Session and the Whig Party .
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... land . That this result must follow from our present system the student of sound econ- omy , or even he who will open his eyes to facts , will at once see . We have ourselves Let us hope that for a little , at all events , the slavery ...
... land . That this result must follow from our present system the student of sound econ- omy , or even he who will open his eyes to facts , will at once see . We have ourselves Let us hope that for a little , at all events , the slavery ...
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... land , carries a body of well - meaning people tered and intensified by a rivalship in the within the pale of a party hostile and hate- favor and protection of a Power whose ful to republicanism , and whose entire policy , purposes they ...
... land , carries a body of well - meaning people tered and intensified by a rivalship in the within the pale of a party hostile and hate- favor and protection of a Power whose ful to republicanism , and whose entire policy , purposes they ...
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... land- scape after the description of a Thomson , has performed a higher task than he who has copied it directly from nature . " " In some instances , it is even a greater merit in In every work , the spirit and circum- Were the ...
... land- scape after the description of a Thomson , has performed a higher task than he who has copied it directly from nature . " " In some instances , it is even a greater merit in In every work , the spirit and circum- Were the ...
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... land , in peace and war , and through the vi- cissitudes of calamity and brilliant fortune , to produce an original and classic school of poetry , -a people who believe , or incline to believe , that what they think and can do is the ...
... land , in peace and war , and through the vi- cissitudes of calamity and brilliant fortune , to produce an original and classic school of poetry , -a people who believe , or incline to believe , that what they think and can do is the ...
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Page 278 - ... us; and taking all these evidences, together with the violent animosity of a strong faction in the northern colonies against the southern, which needs only a little of the same...