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Page xxi
... character , the reputation , and the destiny of every youth are generally subject to the decisions of his own will ; and how much society is often indebted for its privileges to the influence and labors of men , who never shared its ...
... character , the reputation , and the destiny of every youth are generally subject to the decisions of his own will ; and how much society is often indebted for its privileges to the influence and labors of men , who never shared its ...
Page xxiii
... character , that strongly indicated the course he would after- wards pursue in the coming contest . From a defect of authority in the Governor and Council , further proceedings were suspended until the sitting of the Superior Court ...
... character , that strongly indicated the course he would after- wards pursue in the coming contest . From a defect of authority in the Governor and Council , further proceedings were suspended until the sitting of the Superior Court ...
Page xxiv
... character an elevation and dignity , that few only can attain . It is here his name stands out in bold relief , and claims the applause of mankind . Considering his youth , his limited means for acquiring learning , and the portentous ...
... character an elevation and dignity , that few only can attain . It is here his name stands out in bold relief , and claims the applause of mankind . Considering his youth , his limited means for acquiring learning , and the portentous ...
Page xxvii
... character for skill as a merchant . In 1802 , he withdrew from the more active avocations of his past life , and sought leisure and opportunity for literary pursuits . In 1810 he presented to the public his " History of Printing , " in ...
... character for skill as a merchant . In 1802 , he withdrew from the more active avocations of his past life , and sought leisure and opportunity for literary pursuits . In 1810 he presented to the public his " History of Printing , " in ...
Page xxviii
... character , whose members should be elected from every quarter of the country , and whose advantages should be common to every State in the Union . Nothing less than this would answer his liberal views of public utility . At the first ...
... character , whose members should be elected from every quarter of the country , and whose advantages should be common to every State in the Union . Nothing less than this would answer his liberal views of public utility . At the first ...
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