National Magazine: A Monthly Journal of American History, Volumen3Magazine of Western History Publishing Company, 1885 |
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... lived , at all events , long enough to illustrate the total depravity of the sex when once it starts on the downward road , by getting drunk on sundry and divers occasions , and end- ing her career , during one of these periods of ...
... lived , at all events , long enough to illustrate the total depravity of the sex when once it starts on the downward road , by getting drunk on sundry and divers occasions , and end- ing her career , during one of these periods of ...
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... lived to see that day , and to be honored as one of the bravest pioneers in this path of reform . He lived to see New York state , in 1831 , pass a law simi- lar to the one he had proposed thirteen years before ; to see Ohio and other ...
... lived to see that day , and to be honored as one of the bravest pioneers in this path of reform . He lived to see New York state , in 1831 , pass a law simi- lar to the one he had proposed thirteen years before ; to see Ohio and other ...
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... lived near salt water , he spent several years at sea , and visited the South American States . He came to settle at Aurora , Cayuga lake , New York , in 1792 . They reached their new home at Painesville on the eighth of April , 1800 ...
... lived near salt water , he spent several years at sea , and visited the South American States . He came to settle at Aurora , Cayuga lake , New York , in 1792 . They reached their new home at Painesville on the eighth of April , 1800 ...
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