Potter's American Monthly, Volumes 8-9J.E. Potter & Company, 1877 |
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... character of the Hessians , judged wisely that on Christmas night and the early hastened again to place the Delaware between his little army and the enemy , safely landing his cap- tives and captures on the Pennsylvania shore . Just ...
... character of the Hessians , judged wisely that on Christmas night and the early hastened again to place the Delaware between his little army and the enemy , safely landing his cap- tives and captures on the Pennsylvania shore . Just ...
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... character having been written for Mr. Cooper . It was highly successful , and is in fact an excellent piece of classical composition . The original object in the writing of the play was a vindication of the character and conduct of ...
... character having been written for Mr. Cooper . It was highly successful , and is in fact an excellent piece of classical composition . The original object in the writing of the play was a vindication of the character and conduct of ...
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... and mentally , to the other tribes . of the group within our domain dwelling in the interior east of them . In their general character- like a cold chill running down his spine , for THE NATIVE RACES OF THE PACIFIC STATES . 39.
... and mentally , to the other tribes . of the group within our domain dwelling in the interior east of them . In their general character- like a cold chill running down his spine , for THE NATIVE RACES OF THE PACIFIC STATES . 39.
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istics they do not any of them differ much from in the character of the aborigines is apparent . the Haidahs . They are generally of greater The early voyagers say that the young people of stature ; but their government , religion ...
istics they do not any of them differ much from in the character of the aborigines is apparent . the Haidahs . They are generally of greater The early voyagers say that the young people of stature ; but their government , religion ...
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... character , there were numbers who sued for permission to join it , so that they might witness with their own eyes those romantic scenes spoken of and sung since the days of Raleigh . In this way the enthusiastic and loyal sought the ...
... character , there were numbers who sued for permission to join it , so that they might witness with their own eyes those romantic scenes spoken of and sung since the days of Raleigh . In this way the enthusiastic and loyal sought the ...
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