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... American engineer and soldier of fortune , who had charge of a decrepit river steamer which followed Marchand as a basis of supplies . The object of the expedition is frankly stated to have been to strike a hard blow at British prestige ...
... American engineer and soldier of fortune , who had charge of a decrepit river steamer which followed Marchand as a basis of supplies . The object of the expedition is frankly stated to have been to strike a hard blow at British prestige ...
Side 15
... American to the core . " The Spectator fully realized the truth of this generaliza- tion in a recent transcontinental trip . Not only are Americans American from New York to California , but they are more and more coming to be molded on ...
... American to the core . " The Spectator fully realized the truth of this generaliza- tion in a recent transcontinental trip . Not only are Americans American from New York to California , but they are more and more coming to be molded on ...
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... American was at least part Indian . It occurred to me that these misconceptions of America were not much more grotesque than cer- tain prevalent American misconceptions of the Philippines . There are relatively fewer Negritos in the ...
... American was at least part Indian . It occurred to me that these misconceptions of America were not much more grotesque than cer- tain prevalent American misconceptions of the Philippines . There are relatively fewer Negritos in the ...
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... American Revisers continued their organization , thinking that an American recension of the work might some time be required . The judgment of scholars in both countries has since been given in gen- eral preference of the American ...
... American Revisers continued their organization , thinking that an American recension of the work might some time be required . The judgment of scholars in both countries has since been given in gen- eral preference of the American ...
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... American Revisers have used full freedom from their former auxiliary rela- tion to their British brethren , they have main- tained the connection between their own edition and its predecessor by placing in an Appendix to each Testament ...
... American Revisers have used full freedom from their former auxiliary rela- tion to their British brethren , they have main- tained the connection between their own edition and its predecessor by placing in an Appendix to each Testament ...
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