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... readers may be pleased to see , though they will be far enough from encouraging the popular enthusiasm for canals and rail - roads , which seems so thoroughly to have imbued the public mind . For a more full investigation of the subject ...
... readers may be pleased to see , though they will be far enough from encouraging the popular enthusiasm for canals and rail - roads , which seems so thoroughly to have imbued the public mind . For a more full investigation of the subject ...
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... readers to understand the general advantages of the different modes of con- veyance , and give them a distinct view of the different kinds of rail - roads . When it is attempted to compare rail - ways with canals , or com- mon roads ...
... readers to understand the general advantages of the different modes of con- veyance , and give them a distinct view of the different kinds of rail - roads . When it is attempted to compare rail - ways with canals , or com- mon roads ...
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... readers much amusement and instruction ; if not , it is certainly no fault of mine . The art of sneezing must have been a very early discovery . Indeed some authors have laboured to prove that Adam was first made sensible of his own ...
... readers much amusement and instruction ; if not , it is certainly no fault of mine . The art of sneezing must have been a very early discovery . Indeed some authors have laboured to prove that Adam was first made sensible of his own ...
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... readers may be disposed to think rather lightly of these speculations ; but I can tell them this paper is not to be sneezed at . And if you , Mr Editor , happen to be of the same opinion , —which , I declare to you , I can hardly doubt ...
... readers may be disposed to think rather lightly of these speculations ; but I can tell them this paper is not to be sneezed at . And if you , Mr Editor , happen to be of the same opinion , —which , I declare to you , I can hardly doubt ...
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... readers would do so ; but we live in too high a latitude to be quite prepared to hear it gravely argued , that slavery is necessary to a more perfect state of society . If the author means only to say , that in a civilized society , it ...
... readers would do so ; but we live in too high a latitude to be quite prepared to hear it gravely argued , that slavery is necessary to a more perfect state of society . If the author means only to say , that in a civilized society , it ...
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