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... object of much greater terror to the natives , than to the white people , many of whom were more inclined to make a jest of it ; but to the natives his appearance was so frightful , -his clothes shaking in the wind , and the creaking of ...
... object of much greater terror to the natives , than to the white people , many of whom were more inclined to make a jest of it ; but to the natives his appearance was so frightful , -his clothes shaking in the wind , and the creaking of ...
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... object may be not to increase knowlege but to excite derision . ' Are sermons , however , such sacred compositions , that nothing but solemn criticism must approach them ? If preachers discover a total want of dis- cernment , of ...
... object may be not to increase knowlege but to excite derision . ' Are sermons , however , such sacred compositions , that nothing but solemn criticism must approach them ? If preachers discover a total want of dis- cernment , of ...
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... object here recommended is doubtless above all price , but how is it to be effected ? The author repeatedly urges it ... OBJECTS of the war , and the CONDITIONS on which ALONE peace will be made , should be laid before the public and the ...
... object here recommended is doubtless above all price , but how is it to be effected ? The author repeatedly urges it ... OBJECTS of the war , and the CONDITIONS on which ALONE peace will be made , should be laid before the public and the ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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