Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... believe , therefore , that as a loyal citizen , it is not only our right , but our duty , if we publish a Review at all , to make it a real American Review , devoted to the common interests of American civilization , irrespective of the ...
... believe , therefore , that as a loyal citizen , it is not only our right , but our duty , if we publish a Review at all , to make it a real American Review , devoted to the common interests of American civilization , irrespective of the ...
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... believe that all real progress is to be effected by orderly development and growth , or realization by each nation of its own fundamental idea or essential national principle . We believe in both natural and acquired rights , and demand ...
... believe that all real progress is to be effected by orderly development and growth , or realization by each nation of its own fundamental idea or essential national principle . We believe in both natural and acquired rights , and demand ...
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... believe in the military , for we believe , with old John Adams , that wars are as necessary as thunder - storms , volcanoes , hurricanes , and earthquakes . We believe them from time to time inevitable , and that a nation that sneers at ...
... believe in the military , for we believe , with old John Adams , that wars are as necessary as thunder - storms , volcanoes , hurricanes , and earthquakes . We believe them from time to time inevitable , and that a nation that sneers at ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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