The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 16Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1815 |
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... hope , its manhood without re- spect , its age without reverence ; its workhouses , prisons , and penitentiaries , where it consummates its injustice on its own victims ; its public wars and private feuds ; its merchandise of human ...
... hope , its manhood without re- spect , its age without reverence ; its workhouses , prisons , and penitentiaries , where it consummates its injustice on its own victims ; its public wars and private feuds ; its merchandise of human ...
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... hope of our public fortunes . Our national ex- istence is the affirmation of the worth of man , as man , of the essential equality , social and political , of all men . To the people , the laborer , the low as well as the high , are the ...
... hope of our public fortunes . Our national ex- istence is the affirmation of the worth of man , as man , of the essential equality , social and political , of all men . To the people , the laborer , the low as well as the high , are the ...
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... hope to obtain his son thereby ? Whoever in this world has a duty to perform , let him rather omit it , or do it rightly . " " And see , the Sheik's eyes are ever fastened upon that slave . I have re- marked it during the whole evening ...
... hope to obtain his son thereby ? Whoever in this world has a duty to perform , let him rather omit it , or do it rightly . " " And see , the Sheik's eyes are ever fastened upon that slave . I have re- marked it during the whole evening ...
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... hope of seeing his home and his father again disappeared . He lived there five years with a rich man , and was obliged to water the flowers , and cultivate the garden . When his master died , his possessions were divided , his slaves ...
... hope of seeing his home and his father again disappeared . He lived there five years with a rich man , and was obliged to water the flowers , and cultivate the garden . When his master died , his possessions were divided , his slaves ...
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... hope and confidence in the destinies of his country , and bent every energy of his mind to the advancement of her holy cause . So marked was his patri- otic devotion , that in 1779 the Legisla- ture of Pennsylvania , to testify their ...
... hope and confidence in the destinies of his country , and bent every energy of his mind to the advancement of her holy cause . So marked was his patri- otic devotion , that in 1779 the Legisla- ture of Pennsylvania , to testify their ...
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