American Quarterly Review, Том 9Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1831 |
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... arts of the attack and defence of nations ; and its possession is the distinctive difference between civilized man and the savage . Well was it said to Croesus exhibiting his golden treasures , that he who possessed more iron , would ...
... arts of the attack and defence of nations ; and its possession is the distinctive difference between civilized man and the savage . Well was it said to Croesus exhibiting his golden treasures , that he who possessed more iron , would ...
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... arts , the sciences , and the more distinctive attribute of civilization , humanity , the posses- sion of iron was sufficient to ensure the triumph of the Spaniards . Of all the metallurgic arts , that by which iron is prepared from its ...
... arts , the sciences , and the more distinctive attribute of civilization , humanity , the posses- sion of iron was sufficient to ensure the triumph of the Spaniards . Of all the metallurgic arts , that by which iron is prepared from its ...
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... art . Mr. Peale returned to his own country , not satisfied however , because Italy itself was yet unseen . It was in vain that an increasing patronage and attention to the fine arts in his own country offered him renewed reasons to ...
... art . Mr. Peale returned to his own country , not satisfied however , because Italy itself was yet unseen . It was in vain that an increasing patronage and attention to the fine arts in his own country offered him renewed reasons to ...
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ART PAGE | 30 |
DOBELLS TRAVELS IN CHINA AND SIBERIA | 52 |
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY | 82 |
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