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... effect of which may be permanent . In taking this great cause in hand the author has had no higher ambi- tion than to prove himself the faithful and impartial narrator . Readers will judge how far he has entitled himself to their credit ...
... effect of which may be permanent . In taking this great cause in hand the author has had no higher ambi- tion than to prove himself the faithful and impartial narrator . Readers will judge how far he has entitled himself to their credit ...
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... particularly on the Spanish side , are fast relapsing into original barbarism , and St. Domingo , from a garden , is become a desert . from the mother country . The principal effect of civilisation 14 [ 14 Comparison between the.
... particularly on the Spanish side , are fast relapsing into original barbarism , and St. Domingo , from a garden , is become a desert . from the mother country . The principal effect of civilisation 14 [ 14 Comparison between the.
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from the mother country . The principal effect of civilisation is to es- tablish reason in the unshackled exercise of its rights , and to render it more susceptible and more irritable . That which wounds deeply the man in a civilised ...
from the mother country . The principal effect of civilisation is to es- tablish reason in the unshackled exercise of its rights , and to render it more susceptible and more irritable . That which wounds deeply the man in a civilised ...
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... effect of Indian conquests has been to give to Europe the power of creating in the Indian popu- lation a taste for the articles of European manufacture , and hence the importation of the precious metals , has been less essential . The ...
... effect of Indian conquests has been to give to Europe the power of creating in the Indian popu- lation a taste for the articles of European manufacture , and hence the importation of the precious metals , has been less essential . The ...
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... effect of this will be to interdict France from dreaming of fixing military establishments within the reach of the Cape and of the Isle of France , as for instance at Madagascar ; for being situated between two British possessions ...
... effect of this will be to interdict France from dreaming of fixing military establishments within the reach of the Cape and of the Isle of France , as for instance at Madagascar ; for being situated between two British possessions ...
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