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ART . PAGE VII . English ORTHOGRAPHY . 172 Dictionary of the English
Language . By Noah Webster , LL . D. VIII . THEORY OF INTEREST . 177 1.
Defence of Usury . By Jeremy Bentham . 2. Essay on the Usury Law . By “ A
Rhode Islander .
ART . PAGE VII . English ORTHOGRAPHY . 172 Dictionary of the English
Language . By Noah Webster , LL . D. VIII . THEORY OF INTEREST . 177 1.
Defence of Usury . By Jeremy Bentham . 2. Essay on the Usury Law . By “ A
Rhode Islander .
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Even the ordinary topics of interest , some of which agitated the new world , were
differently discussed and construed by the home friends of each . There were ,
therefore , remarkable and frequently ludicrous discrepances in the answers ...
Even the ordinary topics of interest , some of which agitated the new world , were
differently discussed and construed by the home friends of each . There were ,
therefore , remarkable and frequently ludicrous discrepances in the answers ...
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... deep ones of England — that the whole commercial interest of the country is
laid prostrate . In casting about for agents to effect the dismemberment of our
Union - knowing the excitability of our people — they glanced at Harriet
Martineau .
... deep ones of England — that the whole commercial interest of the country is
laid prostrate . In casting about for agents to effect the dismemberment of our
Union - knowing the excitability of our people — they glanced at Harriet
Martineau .
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... has rendered herself liable to a still stronger objection than any that we have
urged against her —that of giving her best friends — friends for whom she
expreses the warmest interest — a sly cut , whenever she can do it without
detection .
... has rendered herself liable to a still stronger objection than any that we have
urged against her —that of giving her best friends — friends for whom she
expreses the warmest interest — a sly cut , whenever she can do it without
detection .
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The great object is to occupy the prisoner's mind with things which interest him
most ; to keep up his sympathies , and nourish his human affections ; and
especially to promote the activity and cheerfulness of his mind . His situation is
suchhe is ...
The great object is to occupy the prisoner's mind with things which interest him
most ; to keep up his sympathies , and nourish his human affections ; and
especially to promote the activity and cheerfulness of his mind . His situation is
suchhe is ...
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academy American appear army become body Burr called cause character considered constitution course desire direct distinction doubt duties earth effect election English equally established evidence excitement existence expressed fact feeling force friends give given hand heart heat honour hope human important influence institutions interest kind knowledge known labour ladies less letter light living look manner matter means military mind Miss moral nature never object observed officers opinion particles party passed persons political possess practice present principle produced question reasoning received remarks rendered respect result seems seen sense society speak spirit suppose surface thing thought tion true truth United whole young
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| Наслов | American Quarterly Review, Том 22 Томови 298-301 књиге American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Уредник | Robert Walsh |
| Издавач | Carey, Lea & Carey, 1837 |
| Оригинал из | Универзитет у Мичигену |
| Дигитализовано | 2 сеп 2005 |
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