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Page 11
The first which we shall mention , may perhaps appear somewhat paradoxical . It
is the excess of good land . In a country of limited extent and dense population ,
there is necessarily a resort to artificial means to augment the produce of the soil
...
The first which we shall mention , may perhaps appear somewhat paradoxical . It
is the excess of good land . In a country of limited extent and dense population ,
there is necessarily a resort to artificial means to augment the produce of the soil
...
Page 12
... and perhaps , in some measure , to the accumulation of marketable products
by speculators , that we may attribute the high price of produce at the present
time . Let the farmers return to their ploughs , and they will not subject themselves
to ...
... and perhaps , in some measure , to the accumulation of marketable products
by speculators , that we may attribute the high price of produce at the present
time . Let the farmers return to their ploughs , and they will not subject themselves
to ...
Page 15
... and the other , the Horticultural Register and Gardener's Magazine , edited by
Thomas G. Fessenden . The list of works mentioned above may not , perhaps ,
contain all the publications which have been issued in the United States ...
... and the other , the Horticultural Register and Gardener's Magazine , edited by
Thomas G. Fessenden . The list of works mentioned above may not , perhaps ,
contain all the publications which have been issued in the United States ...
Page 48
Perhaps ' is a word which in his lines incessantly recurs . Montaigne , on the
other side of the water , repeated : Peut - être - que sais - je ? ' Perhaps --what do
I know ? ! " Vol . ... As little of an egotist , perhaps , as any great man who ever
lived ...
Perhaps ' is a word which in his lines incessantly recurs . Montaigne , on the
other side of the water , repeated : Peut - être - que sais - je ? ' Perhaps --what do
I know ? ! " Vol . ... As little of an egotist , perhaps , as any great man who ever
lived ...
Page 51
Milton was probably present as a spectator at the decapitation of his sovereign ;
he returned home perhaps to write some verses , or to arrange for boys a
paragraph of his Latin_grammar : Genders are three ; masculine , feminine , and
neuter .
Milton was probably present as a spectator at the decapitation of his sovereign ;
he returned home perhaps to write some verses , or to arrange for boys a
paragraph of his Latin_grammar : Genders are three ; masculine , feminine , and
neuter .
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| Title | American Quarterly Review, Volume 21 Volumes 298-301 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Editor | Robert Walsh |
| Publisher | Carey, Lea & Carey, 1837 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 10 Oct 2019 |
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