Colonial and Federalist American WritingOdyssey Press, 1966 - 946 Seiten Washington Irving -- James Fenimore Cooper. |
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... equal barbarism , our females would be equal drudges . The man with them is less strong than with us , but their woman stronger than ours ; and both for the same obvious reason ; because our man and their woman is habituated to labor ...
... equal barbarism , our females would be equal drudges . The man with them is less strong than with us , but their woman stronger than ours ; and both for the same obvious reason ; because our man and their woman is habituated to labor ...
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... equal , so far as such a being is exhibited to our faculties , will have the greatest share of the pro- pensity and benevolent affection of the heart . I say , " other things being equal , " especially because there is a secondary ...
... equal , so far as such a being is exhibited to our faculties , will have the greatest share of the pro- pensity and benevolent affection of the heart . I say , " other things being equal , " especially because there is a secondary ...
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... equal Ability : For though the American Youth are allow'd not to want Capacity ; yet the best Capacities require Cultivation , it being truly with them , as with the best Ground , which unless well tilled and sowed with profitable Seed ...
... equal Ability : For though the American Youth are allow'd not to want Capacity ; yet the best Capacities require Cultivation , it being truly with them , as with the best Ground , which unless well tilled and sowed with profitable Seed ...
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Introduction | 2 |
George Alsop | 16 |
Thomas Morton | 27 |
Urheberrecht | |
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