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WILLALA CONTENTS то VOLUME V. OF THE PORT FOLIO . 372 Scenery , American , POETRY . Oprecep Guérard pina Vienna . Edwin se Born. Arts , the useful , Abercrombie's Lecture on the constitu- ent parts of a regular discourse , 112-207 ...
WILLALA CONTENTS то VOLUME V. OF THE PORT FOLIO . 372 Scenery , American , POETRY . Oprecep Guérard pina Vienna . Edwin se Born. Arts , the useful , Abercrombie's Lecture on the constitu- ent parts of a regular discourse , 112-207 ...
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... America . All that has hitherto been done towards Encaustic painting has presented no other plan to the painter but what is chemically bad , or difficult , laborious or uncertain in the operation - And although to insure durability to ...
... America . All that has hitherto been done towards Encaustic painting has presented no other plan to the painter but what is chemically bad , or difficult , laborious or uncertain in the operation - And although to insure durability to ...
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... America will deprive me of the advantages of the ensuing exposition at the saloon of the Louvre , I can do no more than thus to give a hasty view of the subject to the Institue . If they find it worthy of their approba- tion it will go ...
... America will deprive me of the advantages of the ensuing exposition at the saloon of the Louvre , I can do no more than thus to give a hasty view of the subject to the Institue . If they find it worthy of their approba- tion it will go ...
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... American , named Thomas Godfrey . Taking this for granted , still , Mr. Oldschool , as I am constantly of opinion , with the liberal Romans , that the suum cuique should always be impartially awarded , I take the liberty of associating ...
... American , named Thomas Godfrey . Taking this for granted , still , Mr. Oldschool , as I am constantly of opinion , with the liberal Romans , that the suum cuique should always be impartially awarded , I take the liberty of associating ...
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... America , the error has been found to correspond with what he determined it to be , before their departure . He has since made sextants from fifteen inches to an inch and a half radius , and , in the latter , the minutes can be clearly ...
... America , the error has been found to correspond with what he determined it to be , before their departure . He has since made sextants from fifteen inches to an inch and a half radius , and , in the latter , the minutes can be clearly ...
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| Title | The Port Folio, Volume 5 Volumes 40-42; Volumes 220-227 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Contributors | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Publisher | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 11 Apr 2019 |
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