Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, Volumen3Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith E. Littell, 1823 |
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... party with which Mr. Pitt originally connected himself . Before , however , we can agree to blame him for parti- cipating in their inconsistency , we ought to consider , with atten- tion and candour , the situation of every person who ...
... party with which Mr. Pitt originally connected himself . Before , however , we can agree to blame him for parti- cipating in their inconsistency , we ought to consider , with atten- tion and candour , the situation of every person who ...
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... party set out from Fort Enter- prise , in the confidence of reaching the Polar Sea that summer . They passed rapidly over a number of lakes , the surface of which being frozen allowed the canoes to travel over it . This , however , was ...
... party set out from Fort Enter- prise , in the confidence of reaching the Polar Sea that summer . They passed rapidly over a number of lakes , the surface of which being frozen allowed the canoes to travel over it . This , however , was ...
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... party might be transported , by hauling it from one side to the other , provided a line could be carried to the other bank . Several attempts were made by Belanger and Benoit , the strongest men of the party , to convey the raft across ...
... party might be transported , by hauling it from one side to the other , provided a line could be carried to the other bank . Several attempts were made by Belanger and Benoit , the strongest men of the party , to convey the raft across ...
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