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... have stood nearly fifty years without exerting the slightest influence upon the
tastes of our people who were continually building and rebuilding . It was only
another proof that education in taste , as in morals and science , must be
progressive ...
... have stood nearly fifty years without exerting the slightest influence upon the
tastes of our people who were continually building and rebuilding . It was only
another proof that education in taste , as in morals and science , must be
progressive ...
Strona 15
It seems scarcely pos- high water ; through this lofty artery sible that such a
reservoir , vast as it is , flows the daily life of nearly a million of should contain a
sufficient quantity of inhabitants , and it is appalling to think water to feed the
almost ...
It seems scarcely pos- high water ; through this lofty artery sible that such a
reservoir , vast as it is , flows the daily life of nearly a million of should contain a
sufficient quantity of inhabitants , and it is appalling to think water to feed the
almost ...
Strona 16
They have a very tories of them are published as soon as present life in them ,
and may carry with they are ascertained , they lose half their them a fascination
beyond figures of value , and pretty nearly all their truth . speech . It is a simple
work ...
They have a very tories of them are published as soon as present life in them ,
and may carry with they are ascertained , they lose half their them a fascination
beyond figures of value , and pretty nearly all their truth . speech . It is a simple
work ...
Strona 17
... then , as Mr. De Bow been rolled up in one corner of some of remarks , is
nearly ten times as large as our own States , yet their immortal arts that of Great
Britain and France com illuminate the entire track of the last bined ; three times as
large ...
... then , as Mr. De Bow been rolled up in one corner of some of remarks , is
nearly ten times as large as our own States , yet their immortal arts that of Great
Britain and France com illuminate the entire track of the last bined ; three times as
large ...
Strona 20
We see by it that the white inha now 2,000,000 more white people than bitants
are growing nearly 10 per cent . England and Wales , and as many as Engfaster
than the slaves , and that the free land , Wales , and Scotland together , while ...
We see by it that the white inha now 2,000,000 more white people than bitants
are growing nearly 10 per cent . England and Wales , and as many as Engfaster
than the slaves , and that the free land , Wales , and Scotland together , while ...
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| Tytuł | Putnam's Monthly, Tom 3 Library of American civilization |
| Twórcy | Making of America Project |
| Wydawca | G.P. Putnam & Company, 1854 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet stanu Indiana |
| W formie cyfrowej | 10 Paź 2019 |
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