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... are instructed in all those matters which may make them expert in their trade .
We raise them step by step according to their aptitude to learn , and to their
prowess when called to the field of battle and carnage . We teach them the
savage art ...
... are instructed in all those matters which may make them expert in their trade .
We raise them step by step according to their aptitude to learn , and to their
prowess when called to the field of battle and carnage . We teach them the
savage art ...
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But as society has arranged matters , the laws had to wink at the crime in the
younger officer , because , with a servile spirit , they had failed to call the older to
account for the same I crime . Many a young man risks his own life 1837. ] 13 War
...
But as society has arranged matters , the laws had to wink at the crime in the
younger officer , because , with a servile spirit , they had failed to call the older to
account for the same I crime . Many a young man risks his own life 1837. ] 13 War
...
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If duelling must be thought a crime , then it matters not with the law whether he
who committed it escape or not . The law can put its iron finger on him at any
interval of time . If he live unmolested and has most sincerely repented , that does
not ...
If duelling must be thought a crime , then it matters not with the law whether he
who committed it escape or not . The law can put its iron finger on him at any
interval of time . If he live unmolested and has most sincerely repented , that does
not ...
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We should not notice such small matters , did not the lady herself invite us to the
subject by her frequent mention of these delicate eatables and drinkables . But
we must not fail to observe that her readers will make a sad mistake if they ...
We should not notice such small matters , did not the lady herself invite us to the
subject by her frequent mention of these delicate eatables and drinkables . But
we must not fail to observe that her readers will make a sad mistake if they ...
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If a person could be found , who stood on neutral ground , without any creed of
his own or any bias towards that of another , he might sift the matter and get at the
bottom of what yet remains of the complaint . And now having suggested the ...
If a person could be found , who stood on neutral ground , without any creed of
his own or any bias towards that of another , he might sift the matter and get at the
bottom of what yet remains of the complaint . And now having suggested the ...
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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 |
| Извоз навода | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |