Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Volume 97Henry Mills Alden, Frederick Lewis Allen, Lee Foster Hartman, Thomas Bucklin Wells Harper's Magazine Company, 1898 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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... American ships repeatedly bom- barded Tripolitan towns , and even raised the American flag over a foreign city . At first the peace - loving mind of Presi- dent Jefferson could not comprehend a war where people shot at each other ; and ...
... American ships repeatedly bom- barded Tripolitan towns , and even raised the American flag over a foreign city . At first the peace - loving mind of Presi- dent Jefferson could not comprehend a war where people shot at each other ; and ...
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... Americans , and especially to American women , whom he admired , he has shown high regard . He has declared his good- will in very rhetorical phrases to the American people . He has expressed an opinion on the position and true great ...
... Americans , and especially to American women , whom he admired , he has shown high regard . He has declared his good- will in very rhetorical phrases to the American people . He has expressed an opinion on the position and true great ...
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... American chief a push which land- ed him unceremoniously in the bottom of his own boat . Japanese officers . promised to punish the man , but no- thing was done , and the American ships went away . The immediate result was that the American ...
... American chief a push which land- ed him unceremoniously in the bottom of his own boat . Japanese officers . promised to punish the man , but no- thing was done , and the American ships went away . The immediate result was that the American ...
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