Niles' Weekly Register, Količina 49H. Niles, 1835 Containing political, historical, geographical, scientifical, statistical, economical, and biographical documents, essays and facts: together with notices of the arts and manu factures, and a record of the events of the times. |
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... ment may be allayed ; and vigilance regain that security which is thought to have been impaired . We copy the speech of " ' Cornplanter , ” delivered to gen . WASHINGTON , in 1790 , as a specimen of Indian ora- tory , and of the manner ...
... ment may be allayed ; and vigilance regain that security which is thought to have been impaired . We copy the speech of " ' Cornplanter , ” delivered to gen . WASHINGTON , in 1790 , as a specimen of Indian ora- tory , and of the manner ...
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... ment , ( or within so short a time since , that a change of senti - vancement of his favorite , the question will soon come to be , ment would imply gross corruption ) , hold entirely opposite opi- nions and sentiments upon every ...
... ment , ( or within so short a time since , that a change of senti - vancement of his favorite , the question will soon come to be , ment would imply gross corruption ) , hold entirely opposite opi- nions and sentiments upon every ...
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... ment . The work , with the exception of some of the bridges , and of a few necessary repairs , is nearly finished , and is passa- ble in its whole extent . All accounts concur in representing it as constructed in the most faithful ...
... ment . The work , with the exception of some of the bridges , and of a few necessary repairs , is nearly finished , and is passa- ble in its whole extent . All accounts concur in representing it as constructed in the most faithful ...
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