Australasia, 1688-1911Houghton Mifflin, 1912 - 447 strani |
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... become involved in no international complications of any magnitude . It has seen but little bloodshed . And in spite of enormous improve- ments in modern means of locomotion and transit , it is in many respects still isolated . It has ...
... become involved in no international complications of any magnitude . It has seen but little bloodshed . And in spite of enormous improve- ments in modern means of locomotion and transit , it is in many respects still isolated . It has ...
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... become its habit , strongly dissuaded him from the experiments he undertook . But the obstinacy of the man , as outstanding a feature in his character as the bold if frequently tactless honesty which makes him the one con- spicuously ...
... become its habit , strongly dissuaded him from the experiments he undertook . But the obstinacy of the man , as outstanding a feature in his character as the bold if frequently tactless honesty which makes him the one con- spicuously ...
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... become free by servitude who have been convicts . ' This grotesque mis- conception was fortified by the warning that free people should consider they are coming to a convict country , and if they are too proud or too delicate in their ...
... become free by servitude who have been convicts . ' This grotesque mis- conception was fortified by the warning that free people should consider they are coming to a convict country , and if they are too proud or too delicate in their ...
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... becoming more marked in the colony , while the evils caused by the convicts did not diminish and their numbers ... become bankrupt , although their failure was rather due to their own carelessness , which he had been the first to ...
... becoming more marked in the colony , while the evils caused by the convicts did not diminish and their numbers ... become bankrupt , although their failure was rather due to their own carelessness , which he had been the first to ...
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... become most furious democrats , and attribute the misery into which they are plunged not to their own idleness or want of discretion , but to the errors of the Government and the oppression of the wealthy . ' In Macarthur's eyes ...
... become most furious democrats , and attribute the misery into which they are plunged not to their own idleness or want of discretion , but to the errors of the Government and the oppression of the wealthy . ' In Macarthur's eyes ...
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