The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 6Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1839 |
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... bill chartering a National Bank passed Congress , but received the veto of Mr. Madison . Peace was afterwards proclaimed in 1815 . The immediate effect of this event was greatly to aggravate the fiscal and monetary difficulties of the ...
... bill chartering a National Bank passed Congress , but received the veto of Mr. Madison . Peace was afterwards proclaimed in 1815 . The immediate effect of this event was greatly to aggravate the fiscal and monetary difficulties of the ...
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... Bill knew from daily experience . Opportunity is a stronger temptation than want , and Bill felt an undefined foreboding , as the singular coincidence became manifest , that this night would prove the power of the charm , and that he ...
... Bill knew from daily experience . Opportunity is a stronger temptation than want , and Bill felt an undefined foreboding , as the singular coincidence became manifest , that this night would prove the power of the charm , and that he ...
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... Bill saw before him a human figure , and as he passed recognized the pedlar , who shouted to his flying victim- A pleasant journey , and a safe return . Poor Bill could only shake his fist in return . He felt himself entrapped into the ...
... Bill saw before him a human figure , and as he passed recognized the pedlar , who shouted to his flying victim- A pleasant journey , and a safe return . Poor Bill could only shake his fist in return . He felt himself entrapped into the ...
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... Bill Haddon , with which the company seemed vastly pleased ; and when I retired , excusing myself on the score of a fatiguing ride of sixteen miles , I heard renewed bursts of laughter , whether at Haddon's ride or mine I had no way to ...
... Bill Haddon , with which the company seemed vastly pleased ; and when I retired , excusing myself on the score of a fatiguing ride of sixteen miles , I heard renewed bursts of laughter , whether at Haddon's ride or mine I had no way to ...
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... Bill to suppress duel- to prove , as well as an ineffective meet- Jing was doubtful , on account of the ing . Parties who intended to fight might severity of its penalties , which were evade the law in the easiest way in the cruel ...
... Bill to suppress duel- to prove , as well as an ineffective meet- Jing was doubtful , on account of the ing . Parties who intended to fight might severity of its penalties , which were evade the law in the easiest way in the cruel ...
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