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Page 76
... called exceptions ; in the case of America they are called the rule . Commerce is corrupted by the gam- bling spirit which always attends a very rapid development of trade ; and com- mercial corruption is a principal source of political ...
... called exceptions ; in the case of America they are called the rule . Commerce is corrupted by the gam- bling spirit which always attends a very rapid development of trade ; and com- mercial corruption is a principal source of political ...
Page 522
... called upon , and then wonderfully energetic in his expressions . Occasionally he was found at Parker's , dining with the Sat- urday Club , of which he was a member , but latterly hardly at all , and was never known to make a speech ...
... called upon , and then wonderfully energetic in his expressions . Occasionally he was found at Parker's , dining with the Sat- urday Club , of which he was a member , but latterly hardly at all , and was never known to make a speech ...
Page 664
... called the English way , and , according to my observation , is the one invariably found in English books printed since the time of Burke ; the latter is called the American way . But the difference is not mere fashion ; it has a ...
... called the English way , and , according to my observation , is the one invariably found in English books printed since the time of Burke ; the latter is called the American way . But the difference is not mere fashion ; it has a ...
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