An Historical, Geographical, Commercial, and Philosophical View of the American United States, and of the European Settlements in America and the West-Indies, Volumen 3compiler ; H.D. Symonds and J. Ridgeway, 1791 - 510 páginas |
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... respect to character , the people , collected from different parts , of different manners , customs , religions and political fenti- ments , have not been long enough together to form an uniform na- tional character : they are , however ...
... respect to character , the people , collected from different parts , of different manners , customs , religions and political fenti- ments , have not been long enough together to form an uniform na- tional character : they are , however ...
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... respect to climate in Kentucky you experience a greater temperature of air than in any country in which I ever travelled , Fah- renheit's thermometer feldom falling below 35 degrees in winter , nor rifing above 80 in fummer . The ...
... respect to climate in Kentucky you experience a greater temperature of air than in any country in which I ever travelled , Fah- renheit's thermometer feldom falling below 35 degrees in winter , nor rifing above 80 in fummer . The ...
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William Winterbotham. to the weather . Were the inhabitants cautious and prudent in these respects , it is alledged by their phyficians , that they might in ge neral escape the danger of these fatal diseases . The ufe of flannel next to ...
William Winterbotham. to the weather . Were the inhabitants cautious and prudent in these respects , it is alledged by their phyficians , that they might in ge neral escape the danger of these fatal diseases . The ufe of flannel next to ...
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... respect are paid to the women here , than in those parts of the United States where the inhabitants have made greater progrefs in the arts of civilifed life ; indeed it is a truth confirmed by obfervation , that in proportion to the ...
... respect are paid to the women here , than in those parts of the United States where the inhabitants have made greater progrefs in the arts of civilifed life ; indeed it is a truth confirmed by obfervation , that in proportion to the ...
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... respect to some of the States . In fut ther pursuing our plan , we fhall endeavour , ift . To point out a few of the many advantages which America poffeffes over the different countries of Europe . 2d . What the advantages and profpects ...
... respect to some of the States . In fut ther pursuing our plan , we fhall endeavour , ift . To point out a few of the many advantages which America poffeffes over the different countries of Europe . 2d . What the advantages and profpects ...
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