American Institutions and Their Preservation, Volume 1Norwood Press, 1927 - 403 pagina's |
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Pagina 41
... production of great men , manners , and conduct of life . In which of these fields will America advance beyond Europe ? Nature is ceaselessly working to produce higher races of men . She is in no hurry . Centuries go by while she is ...
... production of great men , manners , and conduct of life . In which of these fields will America advance beyond Europe ? Nature is ceaselessly working to produce higher races of men . She is in no hurry . Centuries go by while she is ...
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... produce a higher and finer type of man . She planted in America the sturdiest stock of the sturdiest races of Europe . She gave them a con- tinent of every clime , every element of wealth and power , every advantage . She welded them ...
... produce a higher and finer type of man . She planted in America the sturdiest stock of the sturdiest races of Europe . She gave them a con- tinent of every clime , every element of wealth and power , every advantage . She welded them ...
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... productions , labor , and their natural habits . They are considered later . 66 192 - The characteristics of the various classes of English are de- scribed in Emerson's " English Traits , " which though somewhat flattering shows the bad ...
... productions , labor , and their natural habits . They are considered later . 66 192 - The characteristics of the various classes of English are de- scribed in Emerson's " English Traits , " which though somewhat flattering shows the bad ...
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... produce its inevitable result - corruption and the clash of diverse ele- ments for power . It is well for the whole country that it has one part to which it can turn as an alternative . The South is not deep but it knows government and ...
... produce its inevitable result - corruption and the clash of diverse ele- ments for power . It is well for the whole country that it has one part to which it can turn as an alternative . The South is not deep but it knows government and ...
Pagina 66
... produce what is now the commercial center of the world New York City . Nature has helped by waterways , and a harbor , and a minimum grade for a railroad through the mountain ranges cleft at Albany . The Erie Canal , furnishing the ...
... produce what is now the commercial center of the world New York City . Nature has helped by waterways , and a harbor , and a minimum grade for a railroad through the mountain ranges cleft at Albany . The Erie Canal , furnishing the ...
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