An Historical, Geographical, Commercial, and Philosophical View of the American United States, and of the European Settlements in America and the West-Indies, Band 1editor; J. Ridgeway, 1795 - 485 Seiten |
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... mean time the United States are profiting by the convulfed fituation of Europe , and increasing , in a degree hi- therto unparalleled in the history of nations , in population and opulence . Their power , commerce and agriculture , are ...
... mean time the United States are profiting by the convulfed fituation of Europe , and increasing , in a degree hi- therto unparalleled in the history of nations , in population and opulence . Their power , commerce and agriculture , are ...
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... means of ridding their subjects of those infects which fed upon them , than the impofition of an annual tribute of a certain quantity of lice . Ferdinand Cortes found bags full of them in the palace of Montezuma . " But this argument ...
... means of ridding their subjects of those infects which fed upon them , than the impofition of an annual tribute of a certain quantity of lice . Ferdinand Cortes found bags full of them in the palace of Montezuma . " But this argument ...
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... means fo fair as the inhabitants of Britain ; nor are the Tartars fo fair as the inhabitants of Europe who lie under the fame parallels of latitude . Nevertheless , a Laplander is fair when compared with an Abyffinian , and a Tartar if ...
... means fo fair as the inhabitants of Britain ; nor are the Tartars fo fair as the inhabitants of Europe who lie under the fame parallels of latitude . Nevertheless , a Laplander is fair when compared with an Abyffinian , and a Tartar if ...
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... means of a precarious fubfiftence , who live by hunting the wild animals , and who are generally engaged in war with their neigh- bours , cannot be fuppofed to enjoy much gaiety of temper , or a bigh flow of fpirits . The Indians ...
... means of a precarious fubfiftence , who live by hunting the wild animals , and who are generally engaged in war with their neigh- bours , cannot be fuppofed to enjoy much gaiety of temper , or a bigh flow of fpirits . The Indians ...
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... means to difengage one of her hands , with which the immediately freed herself from the ropes , and went to the door . Though she had now an opportunity of escaping unperceived , her revengeful temper could not let flip fo favour- able ...
... means to difengage one of her hands , with which the immediately freed herself from the ropes , and went to the door . Though she had now an opportunity of escaping unperceived , her revengeful temper could not let flip fo favour- able ...
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