Diary in AmericaLibrary of Alexandria, 1960 M01 1 - 342 páginas |
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... all that is great and virtuous, or great and vicious. In America, but a small portion can raise themselves, or find rewards for superior talent, but wealth is attainable by all; and having no aristocracy, no honours, no distinctions to ...
... all that is great and virtuous, or great and vicious. In America, but a small portion can raise themselves, or find rewards for superior talent, but wealth is attainable by all; and having no aristocracy, no honours, no distinctions to ...
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... all one, and in some two or three, orations have been delivered, with as much gunpowder in them as in the squibs and crackers. But let me describe what I actually saw. The commemoration commenced, if the day did not, on the evening of ...
... all one, and in some two or three, orations have been delivered, with as much gunpowder in them as in the squibs and crackers. But let me describe what I actually saw. The commemoration commenced, if the day did not, on the evening of ...
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... all the others joined chorus. After the hymn was sung they all rose, put away the forms on which they had been seated, and stood in lines, eight in a row, men and women separate, facing each other, and about ten feet apart—the ranks of ...
... all the others joined chorus. After the hymn was sung they all rose, put away the forms on which they had been seated, and stood in lines, eight in a row, men and women separate, facing each other, and about ten feet apart—the ranks of ...
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... all of us with the most ineffable contempt , and then sat down ; and they sang another hymn , the burden of which was- " Our souls are saved , and we are free From vice and all in - i - qui - ty . ” which was a very comfortable delusion ...
... all of us with the most ineffable contempt , and then sat down ; and they sang another hymn , the burden of which was- " Our souls are saved , and we are free From vice and all in - i - qui - ty . ” which was a very comfortable delusion ...
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... all hurled away together. Horses, children, and women, rolled together in confusion. One child had a very strange ... all the inhabitants of the cottages been within, at least forty must have perished; but notwithstanding the severity of ...
... all hurled away together. Horses, children, and women, rolled together in confusion. One child had a very strange ... all the inhabitants of the cottages been within, at least forty must have perished; but notwithstanding the severity of ...
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