American Quarterly Review, Том 15Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1834 |
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... society , imparts to it , in a certain degree , an atmosphere of intellectuality which relieves and vivifies , if we may so speak , its unavoidable frivolousness , and may be said to act as an antidote to the bane of dissipation . In ...
... society , imparts to it , in a certain degree , an atmosphere of intellectuality which relieves and vivifies , if we may so speak , its unavoidable frivolousness , and may be said to act as an antidote to the bane of dissipation . In ...
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... Society out of the pro- ceeds of sales , a fixed sum for every young couple which the Society shall convey to the colony free of cost . " That is , they were to have the monopoly of the emigration job , be paid for it not in land , but ...
... Society out of the pro- ceeds of sales , a fixed sum for every young couple which the Society shall convey to the colony free of cost . " That is , they were to have the monopoly of the emigration job , be paid for it not in land , but ...
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... Society . Aslight but not meaningless change in the style of that Society , deserves also to be noted . It is no longer the National Colonization Society ; that indicated that they looked only to the interests of England ; the term ...
... Society . Aslight but not meaningless change in the style of that Society , deserves also to be noted . It is no longer the National Colonization Society ; that indicated that they looked only to the interests of England ; the term ...
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ANTHONS CLASSICAL DICTIONARY | 30 |
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