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... political triumph , Arguelles had expressed jealousy and mistrust , had opportunities , of which he availed himself , of marking his discriminating kindness to the political exile , and in contributing to his hap- piness and contentment ...
... political triumph , Arguelles had expressed jealousy and mistrust , had opportunities , of which he availed himself , of marking his discriminating kindness to the political exile , and in contributing to his hap- piness and contentment ...
Page 114
... political talent and influence were already dis - natural abilities , and an unextinguishable thirst for tinguished . Clinton professed , indeed , not to be in - eminence which brooked no superior and hardly an fluenced in his ...
... political talent and influence were already dis - natural abilities , and an unextinguishable thirst for tinguished . Clinton professed , indeed , not to be in - eminence which brooked no superior and hardly an fluenced in his ...
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... political scenes which waited peals to the popular vote . for the death of Washington and the commencement of a new century for their providential development . We then have a highly colored description of JEFFERSON'S POLITICAL ...
... political scenes which waited peals to the popular vote . for the death of Washington and the commencement of a new century for their providential development . We then have a highly colored description of JEFFERSON'S POLITICAL ...
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Antarctic Expedition | 1 |
Abd el Kader and London | 48 |
Beranger Youngs Transla | 79 |
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