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Page 299
... spirit of adventure which has long distinguished the British nation . They forsook their homes and those comforts that are only found in old and rich countries ; and the conscientious spirit of religious freedom , and the love of civil ...
... spirit of adventure which has long distinguished the British nation . They forsook their homes and those comforts that are only found in old and rich countries ; and the conscientious spirit of religious freedom , and the love of civil ...
Page 344
... spirit of liberty is , indeed , commercial states of Europe , and it grows less and a bold and fearless spirit ; but it is also a sharp- less definite as commerce advances ; the effect of com - sighted spirit ; it is a cautious ...
... spirit of liberty is , indeed , commercial states of Europe , and it grows less and a bold and fearless spirit ; but it is also a sharp- less definite as commerce advances ; the effect of com - sighted spirit ; it is a cautious ...
Page 498
... spirit - and may on that account be recommended to all who are desirous of understanding the peculiar views of eminent American politicians - of whom the author is one - on subjects of political import . Besides this , it contains a ...
... spirit - and may on that account be recommended to all who are desirous of understanding the peculiar views of eminent American politicians - of whom the author is one - on subjects of political import . Besides this , it contains a ...
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