American Quarterly Review, Том 15Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1834 |
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... spirit , which afterwards became a rev- olutionary spirit , was the consequence of party divisions . It was the direct result of the suspicion of each other's views ; the jealousy that each leader had of his opponent , and the desire to ...
... spirit , which afterwards became a rev- olutionary spirit , was the consequence of party divisions . It was the direct result of the suspicion of each other's views ; the jealousy that each leader had of his opponent , and the desire to ...
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... spirit of exertion which animated his bosom , and to the last urged him onward - and while you regret that a mind so active , ardent and elevated , is no longer to impart its conceptions to others that the spirit - stirring voice which ...
... spirit of exertion which animated his bosom , and to the last urged him onward - and while you regret that a mind so active , ardent and elevated , is no longer to impart its conceptions to others that the spirit - stirring voice which ...
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... Spirit first placed the Sac Nation , and inspired him with a belief that , at the end of four years , he should see a white man , who would be to him a father . Consequently he blacked his face , and eat but once a day , ( just as the ...
... Spirit first placed the Sac Nation , and inspired him with a belief that , at the end of four years , he should see a white man , who would be to him a father . Consequently he blacked his face , and eat but once a day , ( just as the ...
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