Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen 102W. Blackwood, 1867 |
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... tion and ruin of the richest half of the country . The debts of the New England States , of which an authentic statement has been pub- lished , may be taken as a sample of the rest . In 1860 , before the elec- tion of Mr Lincoln , and ...
... tion and ruin of the richest half of the country . The debts of the New England States , of which an authentic statement has been pub- lished , may be taken as a sample of the rest . In 1860 , before the elec- tion of Mr Lincoln , and ...
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... tion of the State of New York , the war debts of the remaining States of the Union have not increased so greatly as those of the States of New England ; for New England paid for a greater number of sol- diers , but sent fewer of her own ...
... tion of the State of New York , the war debts of the remaining States of the Union have not increased so greatly as those of the States of New England ; for New England paid for a greater number of sol- diers , but sent fewer of her own ...
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... tion oppresses me when I have an opportunity of putting it into prac- tice , and I find myself continually reflecting upon the little essay con- cerning the advantage of knowing the language of the country . As it was , I came in sooner ...
... tion oppresses me when I have an opportunity of putting it into prac- tice , and I find myself continually reflecting upon the little essay con- cerning the advantage of knowing the language of the country . As it was , I came in sooner ...
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... tion , until at last I thought it would be better to exchange it for a re- cumbent one . I should not , how- ever , have exchanged it so soon had I not known that , owing to my re- monstrances , the feather - bed had been put under the ...
... tion , until at last I thought it would be better to exchange it for a re- cumbent one . I should not , how- ever , have exchanged it so soon had I not known that , owing to my re- monstrances , the feather - bed had been put under the ...
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... tion altogether ; that it was not open to him to remain President of the Republic if he had wished it , because France insisted on having an Emperor , under whom she hoped to revive her former military glories . It He has so steered his ...
... tion altogether ; that it was not open to him to remain President of the Republic if he had wished it , because France insisted on having an Emperor , under whom she hoped to revive her former military glories . It He has so steered his ...
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