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Being also diligent in his Studies whilst he continued in this way of Employment , he became a Proficient in other Arts , as in Logic , Rhetoric , yea and in Theology . Moreover , it afterwards appeared to be of God , that he was Called ...
Being also diligent in his Studies whilst he continued in this way of Employment , he became a Proficient in other Arts , as in Logic , Rhetoric , yea and in Theology . Moreover , it afterwards appeared to be of God , that he was Called ...
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The most successful of them was the Portfolio , started by Joseph Dennie in 1801 and continued by others until 1825 , the longest run of any magazine in the period . Among its contributors were Joseph Hopkinson , Richard Rush ...
The most successful of them was the Portfolio , started by Joseph Dennie in 1801 and continued by others until 1825 , the longest run of any magazine in the period . Among its contributors were Joseph Hopkinson , Richard Rush ...
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The wary aunt continued to keep a faithful watch over her tempting little niece as long as the court continued at Granada , and flattered herself that her vigilance had been successful . It is true the good lady was now and then ...
The wary aunt continued to keep a faithful watch over her tempting little niece as long as the court continued at Granada , and flattered herself that her vigilance had been successful . It is true the good lady was now and then ...
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| Title | Colonial and Federalist American Writing The Odyssey surveys of American writing |
| Author | George F. Horner |
| Publisher | Odyssey Press, 1966 |
| Length | 946 pages |
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