The North American Review, Volume 100Jared Sparks, James Russell Lowell, Edward Everett, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1865 - American fiction Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... successful conclusion , the only conclusion worthy of a self - sustained and self - governed nation , a conclusion which should be a final settlement of the quarrel , it must be fought out by themselves . They are to save themselves ...
... successful conclusion , the only conclusion worthy of a self - sustained and self - governed nation , a conclusion which should be a final settlement of the quarrel , it must be fought out by themselves . They are to save themselves ...
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... success which crowned the efforts of the American people to maintain the Union and the institutions of their country , to widen and confirm the foundations of jus- tice and liberty , on which those institutions rest , and to estab- lish ...
... success which crowned the efforts of the American people to maintain the Union and the institutions of their country , to widen and confirm the foundations of jus- tice and liberty , on which those institutions rest , and to estab- lish ...
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... success of this work was very decided . The ambassadors who represented Venice at Rome were men of great expe- rience , and famous for their ability . The publication of their labors naturally awakened great curiosity , and was soon fol ...
... success of this work was very decided . The ambassadors who represented Venice at Rome were men of great expe- rience , and famous for their ability . The publication of their labors naturally awakened great curiosity , and was soon fol ...
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... successful historian by hard work in Venice , Florence , Naples , and Rome . Then he sought out in Vienna the treasures brought from Milan and Venice ; and at his suggestion the catalogue of the important raccolta Foscarini was printed ...
... successful historian by hard work in Venice , Florence , Naples , and Rome . Then he sought out in Vienna the treasures brought from Milan and Venice ; and at his suggestion the catalogue of the important raccolta Foscarini was printed ...
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... successful operation ; that the work was divided into two distinct series , -the one including documents relating to the political and VOL . C. NO . 206 . 5 social history of the country , its legislation and its 1865. ] 65 The Records ...
... successful operation ; that the work was divided into two distinct series , -the one including documents relating to the political and VOL . C. NO . 206 . 5 social history of the country , its legislation and its 1865. ] 65 The Records ...
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