The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 8Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1840 |
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... eye with which he looks upon it , are those of a monarchist , and one of the strongest supporters of a government which has very few and feeble sympathies with the great ideas of popular freedom ; and that the aspect in which he prefers ...
... eye with which he looks upon it , are those of a monarchist , and one of the strongest supporters of a government which has very few and feeble sympathies with the great ideas of popular freedom ; and that the aspect in which he prefers ...
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... eyes , not only of the public , but of his enemies , he was not included in any party , and was above them all ; the only man in the United States , ' said Jefferson , ' who possessed the confidence of all ; * * * * * there was no other ...
... eyes , not only of the public , but of his enemies , he was not included in any party , and was above them all ; the only man in the United States , ' said Jefferson , ' who possessed the confidence of all ; * * * * * there was no other ...
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... eye is fixed upon him , he will conduct you safely over precipices , pitfalls , and the eternal glaciers , but when your eye fails , which it is apt to do from the dizzy height , lets you down head- long into the unfathomable abyss . On ...
... eye is fixed upon him , he will conduct you safely over precipices , pitfalls , and the eternal glaciers , but when your eye fails , which it is apt to do from the dizzy height , lets you down head- long into the unfathomable abyss . On ...
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... eyes as to whether it has ad- vanced . Statements of that sort include but a small portion of what constitutes the well being of a man . The laborer's feelings , his at- tainments , his social position , his habits , his means of ...
... eyes as to whether it has ad- vanced . Statements of that sort include but a small portion of what constitutes the well being of a man . The laborer's feelings , his at- tainments , his social position , his habits , his means of ...
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... eyes still sealed , its eyes extinct so that it sees not ! Light has come into the world , but to this poor peasant it come in vain . For six thousand years the Sons of Adam , in sleepless effort , have been devising , doing ...
... eyes still sealed , its eyes extinct so that it sees not ! Light has come into the world , but to this poor peasant it come in vain . For six thousand years the Sons of Adam , in sleepless effort , have been devising , doing ...
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