American Quarterly Review, Том 12;Том 17Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1832 |
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... colony a great pauper establishment , and generate all those habits of idleness and worthlessness which will ever characterize a people dependent on the bounty of others for their subsistence . If Virginia should send out 6000 emi ...
... colony a great pauper establishment , and generate all those habits of idleness and worthlessness which will ever characterize a people dependent on the bounty of others for their subsistence . If Virginia should send out 6000 emi ...
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... colony , and the anomalous position of Virginia , an impe- rium in imperio , holding an empire abroad , we do not ... colony will carry to them the whole art and implements of war . † As our colonists spread and press upon them , border ...
... colony , and the anomalous position of Virginia , an impe- rium in imperio , holding an empire abroad , we do not ... colony will carry to them the whole art and implements of war . † As our colonists spread and press upon them , border ...
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... colony . The present settlement vir- tually supports itself : the introduction of new settlers involves all the expense to the Society . This may fairly be expected to be always the case . All the uncertainties relative to a country so ...
... colony . The present settlement vir- tually supports itself : the introduction of new settlers involves all the expense to the Society . This may fairly be expected to be always the case . All the uncertainties relative to a country so ...
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CHENEVIX ON NATIONAL CHARACTER | 24 |
MYSTERIES AND MASONRY | 57 |
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