Canada, as it Was, Is, and May be, Том 1Colburn, 1852 - Всего страниц: 320 |
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... soon finds that he has merely started from the point whereat he trusted he might fairly hope , as one candidate for fame , that his efforts would be crowned with at least partial success . That inexorable judge , the public , discovers ...
... soon finds that he has merely started from the point whereat he trusted he might fairly hope , as one candidate for fame , that his efforts would be crowned with at least partial success . That inexorable judge , the public , discovers ...
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... soon , on comparing the various notices of the work which had appeared from the periodical press , that there was a general desire to be made acquainted with as much of the real state of Transatlantic Britain as his opportu- nities ...
... soon , on comparing the various notices of the work which had appeared from the periodical press , that there was a general desire to be made acquainted with as much of the real state of Transatlantic Britain as his opportu- nities ...
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... soon colonize the shores south of Russian America , in order to retain the supre- macy of British influence both in India and in China , and that the vast and splendid forests north of the Columbia river will ere long furnish the ...
... soon colonize the shores south of Russian America , in order to retain the supre- macy of British influence both in India and in China , and that the vast and splendid forests north of the Columbia river will ere long furnish the ...
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... at Catalina , from which place I have had some of the most splendid perfect cubic crystals of sulphuret of iron , above an inch in diameter and glittering as gold . The trade in the St. Lawrence soon became valuable ; B 3 CANADA . 9.
... at Catalina , from which place I have had some of the most splendid perfect cubic crystals of sulphuret of iron , above an inch in diameter and glittering as gold . The trade in the St. Lawrence soon became valuable ; B 3 CANADA . 9.
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... soon became valuable ; and as the English had , by Raleigh's means , extended their fame on the continent of America , the French pushed their Canadian discoveries to the utmost avail- able bounds . Two remarkable circumstances have ...
... soon became valuable ; and as the English had , by Raleigh's means , extended their fame on the continent of America , the French pushed their Canadian discoveries to the utmost avail- able bounds . Two remarkable circumstances have ...
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Стр. 319 - Bentinck's colleagues could have been selected, who, from his high literary attainments, bis personal intimacy, and party associations, would have done such complete justice to the memory of a friend and Parliamentary associate. Mr. Disraeli has here presented us with the very type and embodiment of what history should be.