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... paid by the North to England . But not the less is that anger unreasonable . To those in America who understand our constitution , it must be evi- dent that our government cannot take offcial measures without a public avowal of such ...
... paid by the North to England . But not the less is that anger unreasonable . To those in America who understand our constitution , it must be evi- dent that our government cannot take offcial measures without a public avowal of such ...
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... paid for them , " says the North . " By our labor we have raised their indolence to a par with our energy . While we have worked like men , we have allowed them to talk and bluster . We have warmed them in our bosom , and now they turn ...
... paid for them , " says the North . " By our labor we have raised their indolence to a par with our energy . While we have worked like men , we have allowed them to talk and bluster . We have warmed them in our bosom , and now they turn ...
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... paid for by the advertisements , for I must trust that the editors do not receive less than the moderate sum above named . At Sherbrooke we are still in Lower Canada . Indeed , as regards distance , we are when there nearly as far ...
... paid for by the advertisements , for I must trust that the editors do not receive less than the moderate sum above named . At Sherbrooke we are still in Lower Canada . Indeed , as regards distance , we are when there nearly as far ...
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... paid for the same work in England with one horse , and something less than what is paid in Ireland , also for one horse . But in Canada the average pace is only five miles an hour . In Ireland it is seven , and the time is accurately ...
... paid for the same work in England with one horse , and something less than what is paid in Ireland , also for one horse . But in Canada the average pace is only five miles an hour . In Ireland it is seven , and the time is accurately ...
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... paid no respect to me in Vermont , and I was obliged to walk away crest - fallen . We went with the mails from Sherbrooke to a village called Magog , at the outlet of the lake , and from thence by a steamer up the lake , to a solitary ...
... paid no respect to me in Vermont , and I was obliged to walk away crest - fallen . We went with the mails from Sherbrooke to a village called Magog , at the outlet of the lake , and from thence by a steamer up the lake , to a solitary ...
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