The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Volumes 1-2E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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Page 13
... give us elements of stability and exemption from public commotions , both external and domestic , which no other coun- try has ever possessed . We are emphatically , as we have often been denominated , " a thinking people , " capable of ...
... give us elements of stability and exemption from public commotions , both external and domestic , which no other coun- try has ever possessed . We are emphatically , as we have often been denominated , " a thinking people , " capable of ...
Page 21
... give it habits of order and obedience , and conduct it to victory . If there is any foundation for the apprehension that standing armies may prove dangerous to our liberties , the plan of Mr. Calhoun gives the peace establishment the ...
... give it habits of order and obedience , and conduct it to victory . If there is any foundation for the apprehension that standing armies may prove dangerous to our liberties , the plan of Mr. Calhoun gives the peace establishment the ...
Page 36
... give one of those beautiful little narratives with which it is inter- spersed . A stranger is relating to the travellers a tradition concerning the ruins of an old French fortification , situated on a point of land at the junction of ...
... give one of those beautiful little narratives with which it is inter- spersed . A stranger is relating to the travellers a tradition concerning the ruins of an old French fortification , situated on a point of land at the junction of ...
Page 38
... give vigor to the fatal stroke , when an arrow pierced his own breast , and he fell insensible at his sister's side . A moment after Mar- guerite was in the arms of her husband , and Louis , with his bow un- strung , bounded from the ...
... give vigor to the fatal stroke , when an arrow pierced his own breast , and he fell insensible at his sister's side . A moment after Mar- guerite was in the arms of her husband , and Louis , with his bow un- strung , bounded from the ...
Page 41
... give them any other interest than that which they derive from being the starting post to the goal of freedom . It should alone be enough to satisfy a craving for the praise of power and originality , even as inordinate as that betrayed ...
... give them any other interest than that which they derive from being the starting post to the goal of freedom . It should alone be enough to satisfy a craving for the praise of power and originality , even as inordinate as that betrayed ...
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