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... France , England , time ; it has introduced taste into Germany , and Spain , aimed in their Germany , and the sciences into Rus- turns to gather these fruits ; but sia ; it has even re - animated Italy , either they could not live in ...
... France , England , time ; it has introduced taste into Germany , and Spain , aimed in their Germany , and the sciences into Rus- turns to gather these fruits ; but sia ; it has even re - animated Italy , either they could not live in ...
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... France had languished more in their wretchedness . or less in this infirm state , merely for The French had no share either want of the benefit of a good admi- in the great discoveries , or admira- nistration . ble inventions of other ...
... France had languished more in their wretchedness . or less in this infirm state , merely for The French had no share either want of the benefit of a good admi- in the great discoveries , or admira- nistration . ble inventions of other ...
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... France , Aug. 17 . St. Sebastian's taken by storm , Aug. 31 . Perry's victory on lake Erie , Sept. General Proctor surrenders to Gen. Harrison in Upper Canada , Oct. Lord Wellington enters France at the head of his victorious army , Oct ...
... France , Aug. 17 . St. Sebastian's taken by storm , Aug. 31 . Perry's victory on lake Erie , Sept. General Proctor surrenders to Gen. Harrison in Upper Canada , Oct. Lord Wellington enters France at the head of his victorious army , Oct ...
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VOL II | 1 |
The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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