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... situation . Continual streams of crystal water pour down from the mountains upon their gardens , wherein every species of fruit known in the rest of Europe , and many that are not , attain the highest perfection . Neither unwholesome ...
... situation . Continual streams of crystal water pour down from the mountains upon their gardens , wherein every species of fruit known in the rest of Europe , and many that are not , attain the highest perfection . Neither unwholesome ...
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... situation of this country and of Europe have been ; how much more stable our security ; how much less bur- dened and oppressed our people ! War , however , was " chosen by acclamation ; " and though we were assured that it was to bring ...
... situation of this country and of Europe have been ; how much more stable our security ; how much less bur- dened and oppressed our people ! War , however , was " chosen by acclamation ; " and though we were assured that it was to bring ...
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... situation of the times , but the abilities and the force of argument dis- played in the address . Some copies of his verses are preserved , and show great genius , and strong poetic fire . It was said that he was engaged in the ...
... situation of the times , but the abilities and the force of argument dis- played in the address . Some copies of his verses are preserved , and show great genius , and strong poetic fire . It was said that he was engaged in the ...
Contenido
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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