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... and the habitual unmurmuring submission to despotic authority , which it appears to superinduce in the un- cultivated minds and overawed hearts of the population ; and the deep - rooted pre- judices of an intolerant faith ; and the ...
... and the habitual unmurmuring submission to despotic authority , which it appears to superinduce in the un- cultivated minds and overawed hearts of the population ; and the deep - rooted pre- judices of an intolerant faith ; and the ...
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Be this as it may , the fact appears sufficiently clear that the Wuhabee empire ( notwithstanding the partial defeats sustained by its chief in his late contests with the Pasha of Egypt ) is firmly fixed in Arabia , and their general ...
Be this as it may , the fact appears sufficiently clear that the Wuhabee empire ( notwithstanding the partial defeats sustained by its chief in his late contests with the Pasha of Egypt ) is firmly fixed in Arabia , and their general ...
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The body is about one line long , the oviduct appears as a third appendage . Found on Long - Island . 35. Aphis ambrosia . Body oboval , yel- low , acute behind ; head truncated ; an- tens half the length of the body , a little brownish ...
The body is about one line long , the oviduct appears as a third appendage . Found on Long - Island . 35. Aphis ambrosia . Body oboval , yel- low , acute behind ; head truncated ; an- tens half the length of the body , a little brownish ...
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... is very beautiful , -only rather late in the day , and not altogether adapted to the darkness of the present age , which in spite of the benevolent re- monstrances of Mr. Eustace , and writers of that genus , appears determined to ...
... is very beautiful , -only rather late in the day , and not altogether adapted to the darkness of the present age , which in spite of the benevolent re- monstrances of Mr. Eustace , and writers of that genus , appears determined to ...
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Fontana is , how- ever , evidently a person of talents - his diligence is astonishing and he appears to have brought imitative anatomy to a perfection truly wonderful . " He readily detailed to me , " says Mr. Forsyth , " the history of ...
Fontana is , how- ever , evidently a person of talents - his diligence is astonishing and he appears to have brought imitative anatomy to a perfection truly wonderful . " He readily detailed to me , " says Mr. Forsyth , " the history of ...
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| Título | The American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review, Volúmenes3-4 Volumen58 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Editores | Horatio Biglow, Orville Luther Holley |
| Editor | H. Biglow, 1818 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 23 Jul. 2012 |
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