American Life in Literature, Volumen1Jay Broadus Hubbell Harper, 1949 |
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... question , " Who reads an American book ? " This question was one of a number which appeared in an article published in the Edinburgh Review for January , 1820. After indulging in some restrained praise for the Americans , Smith , who ...
... question , " Who reads an American book ? " This question was one of a number which appeared in an article published in the Edinburgh Review for January , 1820. After indulging in some restrained praise for the Americans , Smith , who ...
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... question of prohibiting slavery in that territory ; and four of the " thirty - nine " 5 who afterward framed the Constitution were in that Congress , and voted on that question . Of these , Roger Sherman , Thomas Mifflin , and Hugh ...
... question of prohibiting slavery in that territory ; and four of the " thirty - nine " 5 who afterward framed the Constitution were in that Congress , and voted on that question . Of these , Roger Sherman , Thomas Mifflin , and Hugh ...
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... question which , by the text , they under- stood better than we , is twenty - three , leaving six- teen not shown to have acted upon it in any way . 20 25 Here , then , we have twenty - three out of our thirty - nine fathers " who ...
... question which , by the text , they under- stood better than we , is twenty - three , leaving six- teen not shown to have acted upon it in any way . 20 25 Here , then , we have twenty - three out of our thirty - nine fathers " who ...
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VOLUME I | 14 |
John Winthrop | 23 |
Introductory Essay | 40 |
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