 | James Thomas Flexner - 1993 - 206 Seiten
...the best, but I fear the worst. Yet certain I am she will finally emerge from her present calamity and become a mighty empire. And it is a pleasing reflection...amongst the first of the artists that shall have led the country to the knowledge and cultivation of the fine arts, happy in the pleasing reflection that... | |
 | James Thomas Flexner - 1967 - 450 Seiten
...for the best but I fear the worst. Yet certain I am she will finally emerge from her present calamity and become a mighty empire. And it is a pleasing reflection...amongst the first of the artists that shall have led the country to the knowledge and cultivation of the fine arts, happy in the pleasing reflection that... | |
 | 1914 - 332 Seiten
...England in 1775: 'Poor America! I hope the best but I fear the worst, yet certain I am she will finally imerge from her present Callamity and become a Mighty...and it is a pleasing reflection that I shall stand among the first of the Artists that shall have led that Country to the Knowledge and cultivation of... | |
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Could anything be more fortunate than the time of my leaving Boston? Poor America. I hope for the best, but I fear the worst. Yet certain I am she will finally emerge from her present calamity and become a mighty empire. And it is a pleasing reflection... 