American Quarterly Review, Volume 21Carey, Lea & Carey, 1837 - Serial publications |
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... true American system , would equally benefit every section of the country ; the commerce and manufactures of the east , the rice , cotton , sugar , tobacco , and gold , of the south , and the agricultural products of the west . But the ...
... true American system , would equally benefit every section of the country ; the commerce and manufactures of the east , the rice , cotton , sugar , tobacco , and gold , of the south , and the agricultural products of the west . But the ...
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... true benevolence or charity as cruelty itself ; they feed a spirit of false honour destructive of the repose of society . They are suited , generally , to the atmosphere of the so - called higher classes , and upon them they work no ...
... true benevolence or charity as cruelty itself ; they feed a spirit of false honour destructive of the repose of society . They are suited , generally , to the atmosphere of the so - called higher classes , and upon them they work no ...
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... true principles by which the goods of this life are to be estimated , and our conduct regulated , is the aim of Miss Sedgwick in this little work , and she has most fully succeeded to the permanent increase of her own reputation , and ...
... true principles by which the goods of this life are to be estimated , and our conduct regulated , is the aim of Miss Sedgwick in this little work , and she has most fully succeeded to the permanent increase of her own reputation , and ...
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... true happiness of his humble home . Miss Sabina Jane Finley , now a young lady of twelve years , after surveying Aikin from top to toe , said to her mother , in a suppressed but audible voice , Gentleman ! " ( Mrs. Finley seemed to have ...
... true happiness of his humble home . Miss Sabina Jane Finley , now a young lady of twelve years , after surveying Aikin from top to toe , said to her mother , in a suppressed but audible voice , Gentleman ! " ( Mrs. Finley seemed to have ...
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... true , a part of the sin must lie at our doors , who afford them no helps . But there is no time to discuss this : Paulina , I fear , will not be able to prove her sincerity . She has , it seems to me , but little while to live ; if I ...
... true , a part of the sin must lie at our doors , who afford them no helps . But there is no time to discuss this : Paulina , I fear , will not be able to prove her sincerity . She has , it seems to me , but little while to live ; if I ...
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