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... communication , but with the narrow circle of his kinsmen ; and compelled by the precariousness of his supply of food , to exhaust his whole thoughts , and to exercise a constant activity in quest of the means of subsistence , and of ...
... communication , but with the narrow circle of his kinsmen ; and compelled by the precariousness of his supply of food , to exhaust his whole thoughts , and to exercise a constant activity in quest of the means of subsistence , and of ...
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... communications in the daily pa- pers , and extensive correspondence with the British Societies , have awakened a cu- riosity , and created an avidity for books upon this interesting subject , which have led to the formation of libraries ...
... communications in the daily pa- pers , and extensive correspondence with the British Societies , have awakened a cu- riosity , and created an avidity for books upon this interesting subject , which have led to the formation of libraries ...
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... communication which will give to us advantages so stupendous , that , in contemplating them , nature seems to outwork fancy . I will endeavour to il- lustrate this assertion : -Suppose the Schuyl- kill united to the Susquehanna ; the ...
... communication which will give to us advantages so stupendous , that , in contemplating them , nature seems to outwork fancy . I will endeavour to il- lustrate this assertion : -Suppose the Schuyl- kill united to the Susquehanna ; the ...
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... communication with the Susquehan- na river , we can only observe that the inhabitants of that city have hitherto ne- glected heir own interest in a very es- sential point . We are led to exonerate the people of Philadelphia from this ...
... communication with the Susquehan- na river , we can only observe that the inhabitants of that city have hitherto ne- glected heir own interest in a very es- sential point . We are led to exonerate the people of Philadelphia from this ...
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... communication from Philadelphia to Pittsburg , would unite these two cities by a road that would , at all seasons ... communications opened , these two thriving cities would share an im- mense commerce . Mr. Breck examines , at ...
... communication from Philadelphia to Pittsburg , would unite these two cities by a road that would , at all seasons ... communications opened , these two thriving cities would share an im- mense commerce . Mr. Breck examines , at ...
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Стр. 148 - ... proper to adhere to it, especially, in the present state of affairs. I have great satisfaction in stating, that our relations with France, Russia, and other powers, continue on the most friendly basis. In our domestic concerns we have ample • MUM- of satisfaction.
Стр. 147 - Jackson to enter Florida in pursuit of the Seminoles care was taken not to encroach on the rights of Spain. I regret to have to add that in executing this order facts were disclosed respecting the conduct of the officers of Spain in authority there in encouraging the war, furnishing munitions of war and other supplies to carry it on, and in other acts not less marked which evinced their participation in the hostile purposes of that combination and justified the confidence with which it inspired the...
Стр. 411 - With his fierce footsteps, yield in chasms a fearful vent " To the broad column which rolls on, and shows More like the fountain of an infant sea Torn from the womb of mountains by the throes Of a new world...