Niles' Weekly Register, Volume 47H. Niles, 1834 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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... honor and emulate them , that our sons may emulate and honor us . TRISTAM BURGES . I am , dear sir , with high respect , your obedient servant , 1199 HORRIBLE AFFRAY . It is seldom that we insert " tales of horror ; " but there is ...
... honor and emulate them , that our sons may emulate and honor us . TRISTAM BURGES . I am , dear sir , with high respect , your obedient servant , 1199 HORRIBLE AFFRAY . It is seldom that we insert " tales of horror ; " but there is ...
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... honor of the country . If the declaration of the house went to France after the appro- The " Intelligencer " then observes - After preparing the above priation had been made , why , it would do no harm . It would articles for the press ...
... honor of the country . If the declaration of the house went to France after the appro- The " Intelligencer " then observes - After preparing the above priation had been made , why , it would do no harm . It would articles for the press ...
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... honor just where it found it , and yet gentlemen were talking precipitantly and vehemently about the national honor . He considered all such language at this time improper . He was not yet prepared to say what circum- stances would ...
... honor just where it found it , and yet gentlemen were talking precipitantly and vehemently about the national honor . He considered all such language at this time improper . He was not yet prepared to say what circum- stances would ...
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