The Monthly Review, 3. kötetHurst, Robinson, 1838 |
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... object of the inordinate desire of the Southerns , because it would become a great and profitable field for slave labour . The country furnishes vast tracts of the finest soil for the culture of cot- ton that has ever yet been ...
... object of the inordinate desire of the Southerns , because it would become a great and profitable field for slave labour . The country furnishes vast tracts of the finest soil for the culture of cot- ton that has ever yet been ...
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... objects for his peculiar displays . We must , however , ac- cording to the design of this article , let the Clockmaker be heard in relation chiefly to his own country ; and in our first specimen let us see how he can illustrate one ...
... objects for his peculiar displays . We must , however , ac- cording to the design of this article , let the Clockmaker be heard in relation chiefly to his own country ; and in our first specimen let us see how he can illustrate one ...
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... object of scorn and contempt to thoughtless youth , as is , unhappily , too often seen in Europe , is here respected and venerated by all classes of society . Wherever he moves , the crowd opens a path to his progress ; all the little ...
... object of scorn and contempt to thoughtless youth , as is , unhappily , too often seen in Europe , is here respected and venerated by all classes of society . Wherever he moves , the crowd opens a path to his progress ; all the little ...
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... object , shivering in rags , and covered with dirt . The unhappy being himself was not insensible to gratitude ; kindness must indeed have been a stranger to him , for he threw himself on his face , and repeatedly kissed my feet . " If ...
... object , shivering in rags , and covered with dirt . The unhappy being himself was not insensible to gratitude ; kindness must indeed have been a stranger to him , for he threw himself on his face , and repeatedly kissed my feet . " If ...
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... objects and facts the themes of fine writing , so as to attract other wanderers in search of the picturesque to the same route , or to show how the well- stored and cultured mind may improve excursions of pleasure , as they are called ...
... objects and facts the themes of fine writing , so as to attract other wanderers in search of the picturesque to the same route , or to show how the well- stored and cultured mind may improve excursions of pleasure , as they are called ...
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