The North American Review, 42. ciltO. Everett, 1836 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... means , without detection , it cannot be successfully interpolated or corrupted . It also bears a date , or if it do not , the period of its origin can ordinarily be ascer- tained by other means . And if , as is the fact with almost all ...
... means , without detection , it cannot be successfully interpolated or corrupted . It also bears a date , or if it do not , the period of its origin can ordinarily be ascer- tained by other means . And if , as is the fact with almost all ...
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... means . On similar grounds , again , a knowledge of the successive changes in the ancient shapes and forms of letters , as they were introduced by caprice , accident , or convenience , affords an almost certain means of determining the ...
... means . On similar grounds , again , a knowledge of the successive changes in the ancient shapes and forms of letters , as they were introduced by caprice , accident , or convenience , affords an almost certain means of determining the ...
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... means of support and defence . There are memorable instances on record , of nations having been thrown on their internal re- sources , and having been rescued by science from destruction . It is evident that a scientific geological ...
... means of support and defence . There are memorable instances on record , of nations having been thrown on their internal re- sources , and having been rescued by science from destruction . It is evident that a scientific geological ...
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