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These haughty warriors were , however , soon obliged to pursue the art , when
the Britons , whom they had before plundered of their subsistence , were driven
from the kingdom . The Saxon princes divided their domains into two parts ...
These haughty warriors were , however , soon obliged to pursue the art , when
the Britons , whom they had before plundered of their subsistence , were driven
from the kingdom . The Saxon princes divided their domains into two parts ...
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... by the institution of societies , and exhibitions of domestic products , it is
believed that the planters make too large drafts upon the soil , and as they do not
expend much labour in manuring , it becomes soon exhausted by improvident
culture .
... by the institution of societies , and exhibitions of domestic products , it is
believed that the planters make too large drafts upon the soil , and as they do not
expend much labour in manuring , it becomes soon exhausted by improvident
culture .
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So far as returns have beer received they are satisfactory , and there is every
reason to hope that a successful experiment will soon be tried here . If it should
succeed , the vast tracts of fertile soil which we possess would afford almost ...
So far as returns have beer received they are satisfactory , and there is every
reason to hope that a successful experiment will soon be tried here . If it should
succeed , the vast tracts of fertile soil which we possess would afford almost ...
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Soon after the birth of her last baby , Uncle Phil was called up in the night by
some cattle having entered his garden through his rickety fence . His bed - room
door opened upon the yard ; he left it open ; it was a damp , chilling night . Mrs.
May ...
Soon after the birth of her last baby , Uncle Phil was called up in the night by
some cattle having entered his garden through his rickety fence . His bed - room
door opened upon the yard ; he left it open ; it was a damp , chilling night . Mrs.
May ...
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Every thing now tends to restore catholic unity ; with a few concessions on either
side , concord would soon be established . To be enabled to shine forth in
renewed glory , Christianity wants only a superior genius , coming at the proper
time ...
Every thing now tends to restore catholic unity ; with a few concessions on either
side , concord would soon be established . To be enabled to shine forth in
renewed glory , Christianity wants only a superior genius , coming at the proper
time ...
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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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