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... writer whose name has been familiar to most of us from the days of childhood , as closely combined with some of our most pleasing and most sacred as- sociations : whose poetry was among the delights of our morning of life , as her ...
... writer whose name has been familiar to most of us from the days of childhood , as closely combined with some of our most pleasing and most sacred as- sociations : whose poetry was among the delights of our morning of life , as her ...
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... writer who fails in this last trial has irrecoverably lost his public standing . * The decision upon the political complexion of a writing that does not contain any gross personal reflections or open provocation to crime , can only be ...
... writer who fails in this last trial has irrecoverably lost his public standing . * The decision upon the political complexion of a writing that does not contain any gross personal reflections or open provocation to crime , can only be ...
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... writer in England , -one who does not think proper to confine himself within certain bounds , - ( for he who knows how to do it , may enjoy the liberty of the press every where , ) - is , indeed , not to be envied , as some might ...
... writer in England , -one who does not think proper to confine himself within certain bounds , - ( for he who knows how to do it , may enjoy the liberty of the press every where , ) - is , indeed , not to be envied , as some might ...
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ADDRESS TO THE READER | 9 |
The Pastors Fireside a novel By Miss Jane Porter | 32 |
Account of Bataviaits inhabitants commerce cli | 46 |
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