The History of America, 2. kötetA. Strahan, 1800 |
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46. oldal
... whose bite oc- cafions exquifite pain , and produces a violent in- flammation , are thrown upon him . The judges of his merit ftand around the hammoc , and , while thefe cruel infects faften upon the most fenfible parts of his body , a ...
... whose bite oc- cafions exquifite pain , and produces a violent in- flammation , are thrown upon him . The judges of his merit ftand around the hammoc , and , while thefe cruel infects faften upon the most fenfible parts of his body , a ...
47. oldal
... whose nerves are more firmly braced . But the conftitution of the Americans is not so dif- ferent , in its texture , from that of the reft of the human fpecies , as to account for this diver fity in their behaviour . It flows from a ...
... whose nerves are more firmly braced . But the conftitution of the Americans is not so dif- ferent , in its texture , from that of the reft of the human fpecies , as to account for this diver fity in their behaviour . It flows from a ...
56. oldal
... whose refidence is become altogether fixed , the ftructure of their houfes is extremely mean and fimple . They are wretched huts , fometimes of an oblong and fometimes of a circular form , intended merely for shelter , with no view to ...
... whose refidence is become altogether fixed , the ftructure of their houfes is extremely mean and fimple . They are wretched huts , fometimes of an oblong and fometimes of a circular form , intended merely for shelter , with no view to ...
73. oldal
... whose rivers fwarm with fifh , where famine is never felt , and uninterrupted plenty fhall be enjoyed without labour or toil . But as men , in forming their firft imperfect ideas concerning the invifible world , fuppofe that there they ...
... whose rivers fwarm with fifh , where famine is never felt , and uninterrupted plenty fhall be enjoyed without labour or toil . But as men , in forming their firft imperfect ideas concerning the invifible world , fuppofe that there they ...
147. oldal
... whose manners we have described . They had made confiderable progrefs in agriculture ; they dwelt in large towns ; they were not ftrangers to fome species of commerce ; and in the imperfect accounts of their inftitutions and laws ...
... whose manners we have described . They had made confiderable progrefs in agriculture ; they dwelt in large towns ; they were not ftrangers to fome species of commerce ; and in the imperfect accounts of their inftitutions and laws ...
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