The North American Review, 223. cilt |
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And though he was in the early part of his life sincerely bent upon the upholding and aggrandisement of his country , and was on some most critical occasions of unspeakable value to it , yet on the whole his morality was as reckless as ...
And though he was in the early part of his life sincerely bent upon the upholding and aggrandisement of his country , and was on some most critical occasions of unspeakable value to it , yet on the whole his morality was as reckless as ...
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This brutal murder shocked the entire newspaper reading public of the whole world . It was a wanton crime , as stupid as it was cruel . It sent to an untimely grave a lovable Irish gentleman , a man overflowing with human kindness ...
This brutal murder shocked the entire newspaper reading public of the whole world . It was a wanton crime , as stupid as it was cruel . It sent to an untimely grave a lovable Irish gentleman , a man overflowing with human kindness ...
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... appointed a commission to inquire into the whole water problem , except that of a division of the supply between Egypt and the Sudan . This issue was not submitted . In those days , just after the Armistice , all thoughts turned to ...
... appointed a commission to inquire into the whole water problem , except that of a division of the supply between Egypt and the Sudan . This issue was not submitted . In those days , just after the Armistice , all thoughts turned to ...
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These are , in the first place , a blend of various peoples of the socalled Nordic race , the race which , with all its faults , has given the world almost the whole of modern civilization . The Klan does not try to represent any people ...
These are , in the first place , a blend of various peoples of the socalled Nordic race , the race which , with all its faults , has given the world almost the whole of modern civilization . The Klan does not try to represent any people ...
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They decided that in character , instincts , thought , and purposes - in his whole soul - an alien remains fixedly alien to America and all it means . They saw , too , that the alien was tearing down the American standard of living ...
They decided that in character , instincts , thought , and purposes - in his whole soul - an alien remains fixedly alien to America and all it means . They saw , too , that the alien was tearing down the American standard of living ...
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| Başlık | The North American Review, 223. cilt 181-183. ciltler/American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Yayıncı | O. Everett, 1926 |
| Orijinalin kaynağı: | California Üniversitesi |
| Dijital ortama aktarılmış | 2 Nis 2019 |
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