The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Volumes 1-2E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... tion of liberty , that men should think with freedom : they must also be able to think justly - especially upon subjects , which have a serious influence upon the character as well as upon the interests of the particular society , of ...
... tion of liberty , that men should think with freedom : they must also be able to think justly - especially upon subjects , which have a serious influence upon the character as well as upon the interests of the particular society , of ...
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... tion of experienced officers . If they , particularly the company and regi- mental officers , are inexperienced , the army must remain undisciplined , in which case the genius , and even the experience of the commander , will be of ...
... tion of experienced officers . If they , particularly the company and regi- mental officers , are inexperienced , the army must remain undisciplined , in which case the genius , and even the experience of the commander , will be of ...
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... tion of Mr. Calhoun's plan to its full extent , would be the ne- cessity of elevating the character and increasing the efficiency of the militia of the country . In proportion as the peace estab- lishment is diminished in numbers , the ...
... tion of Mr. Calhoun's plan to its full extent , would be the ne- cessity of elevating the character and increasing the efficiency of the militia of the country . In proportion as the peace estab- lishment is diminished in numbers , the ...
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... tion , to the recollection of the " deep things of God . " - 238-241 . Mr. Verplanck's mind is deeply imbued with much reading in the best authors . The range of his illustrations sometimes cre- ates an incongruity between the ...
... tion , to the recollection of the " deep things of God . " - 238-241 . Mr. Verplanck's mind is deeply imbued with much reading in the best authors . The range of his illustrations sometimes cre- ates an incongruity between the ...
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... tion to bind Marguerite to a tree , and to compel Louis to lie down in the arms of his uncle Mecumeh . Neither of the prisoners , as you may ima- gine , closed their eyes . Louis kept his fixed on his mother . She sat up- right beside ...
... tion to bind Marguerite to a tree , and to compel Louis to lie down in the arms of his uncle Mecumeh . Neither of the prisoners , as you may ima- gine , closed their eyes . Louis kept his fixed on his mother . She sat up- right beside ...
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