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... attention of a newspaper - editor is the history of our Con- stitution ; and Mr. Savage having formerly been editor of a country paper , his directions in regard to that department possess a claim to considerable attention . Yet they ...
... attention of a newspaper - editor is the history of our Con- stitution ; and Mr. Savage having formerly been editor of a country paper , his directions in regard to that department possess a claim to considerable attention . Yet they ...
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... attention to the improvement of her cavalry - equipment , that she may dispute the preference . Russian dragoon is entirely an artificial cavalier ; for the habits of the country do not prepare and train for horsemanship , but art and ...
... attention to the improvement of her cavalry - equipment , that she may dispute the preference . Russian dragoon is entirely an artificial cavalier ; for the habits of the country do not prepare and train for horsemanship , but art and ...
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... attention is turned . ' It would greatly exceed our ordinary limits to attempt any specification of the many liberal and original views of education , which are unfolded in this wonder - working volume ; and , with much reluctance , we ...
... attention is turned . ' It would greatly exceed our ordinary limits to attempt any specification of the many liberal and original views of education , which are unfolded in this wonder - working volume ; and , with much reluctance , we ...
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Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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